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Philips Historische Producten museum Eindhoven (43/52) Here's an interesting one, the so-called "alabaster" lamp made around the 1950s and probably never commercialized. Philips was very creative with its decorative lamps, whose design followed the trends of the times. Keywords: Lamps

Philips Historische Producten museum Eindhoven (43/52)


Here's an interesting one, the so-called "alabaster" lamp made around the 1950s and probably never commercialized. Philips was very creative with its decorative lamps, whose design followed the trends of the times.
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Sammi   [Mon 01 Jun 2026 at 00:27]
I would love to see this litted.! Bulb Man Love
Max   [Wed 03 Jun 2026 at 06:24]
You're not the only one, Sammi! Given the diffuse nature of its reflector, I think the lamp's decorative value is the greatest when it's off - unless it has a very-low-power filament, but then it wouldn't be designed to light its environment but more to be looked at when on... Interesting lamp indeed.

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