Antique Vintage Industrial Brass Dugdills Clam Shell Table Desk Lamp Light

- A rare and beautiful example of a daisy joint table lamp by the illustrious John Dugdill, England circa 1920. - This scarce lamp features the trademark 'daisy head’ joints in two places for tightening the arm and head, a wonderful aged worn clam shell shade and decorative brass base. -The piece has been lightly restored and is showing wonderful aged patina throughout, there are some cracks to the brass base around the lower section. - Rewired with brown braided flex and PAT tested. - Height In Position 60cm, Width 45cm, Depth 45cm, Maximum Height 95cm, Base Width 14cm. John Dugdill & Co. Limited Dugdills lamps are considered by many to be the pinnacle of early industrial lighting. Founded circa 1910 John Dugdill a prolific British inventor began manufacturing lamps in Stockport, Manchester and subsequently filing a succession of technical patents in both Britain and the US before 1939. Unmistakably simple, beautiful and elegant, lighting from John Dugdill was exceptional in design, form and function.