Red metal table lamp TYP L 193, Josef Hůrka for Lidokov, Czechoslovakia, 1960s

Like any other lamp. Base, lampshade, arm and that's it. But what arm! A sophisticated, delicate structure supported by a lowered arch and that's something. Because, as the designers of the universe say, "the devil is in the details." The entire arm rotates around its axis. Additionally, by releasing one clamp, you can lower and raise the shade on a straight section of the arm. And as if that was not enough, the lampshade itself can be turned to the right and left and up and down, because it is mounted on a ball-shaped bearing. Lamp preserved in very good vintage / natural condition, no significant abrasions, scratches, etc. No dents in the structure. After the electrical check, it is ready to operate, I.e. It should shine where it is placed.