Workshop lamp, attributed to Alphonse Pinoit, 1930s to 1950s.

This lamp is a genuine vintage industrial workshop lamp, likely dating from the 1930s to the 1950s, designed for intensive use in a professional environment. 🔧 Technical specifications. 🛠️ Structure. Cone-shaped shade made of thick steel, wide and deep, intended to concentrate light on a specific area. Rigid arm + flexible section (metal gooseneck) allows for fine adjustment of orientation. Entirely made of solid metal, very robust. 🏭 Original use. This type of lamp equipped: Mechanical workshops. Factories. Machining stations. Industrial sewing workshops. Technical offices / industrial designers. It was used to illuminate a part, a plan, or a machine very precisely. 🎨 Aesthetics & style. It embodies authentic industrial style: Patinated raw metal. Signs of use. Visible screws. Functionality above all. It is precisely these imperfections (patina, wear, heaviness) that are appealing today in loft or workshop interiors.