Pair of ceiling lamps type 16.s.002, polam-wilkasy, poland, 1970s.

A pair of ceiling lamps type 16.s.002 manufactured by the association of lighting and electromechanical equipment "polam" in wilkasy in the 1970s. Pila lamps can also be used as wall lamps - they can be hung both on the wall and on the ceiling. Lamps made of milk glass have a slightly spherical lampshade, a tapered base and a rounded top. The lampshade mounted on a metal base uses a single e27 bulb. The ceiling lamps have been preserved in their original, very good condition.  Dimensions: Height 10 cm|diameter 20 cm|base diameter 15 cm    Union of lighting and electromechanical equipment "polam" - a polish union existing in the years 1972–1989, bringing together plants producing lighting and electromechanical equipment. The polam union, established on december 31, 1971, took its name from the leading plant of the polam light bulb factory in pabianice, and formally comes from the unitra-polam light sources combine operating since 1970 within the structures of the unitra electronic industry association, which in the new union was called the technology kombinat light "polam". The polam name and logo were placed before the names of the plants that were part of the association. In 1989, the "polam" association was dissolved and its plants began production under their own trademarks.