Night lamp, attached to the tabletop, Osram, Germany, 1970s.

Bedside lamp or wall lamp type 42751 manufactured in germany in the 1980s for osram. An interesting wall lamp that can be mounted on a shelf with skid legs. A small light cream lamp. The light switch is located on the cable. Lamp for a single e14 bulb up to 60w. The condition is very good, the item has small traces of use.  Dimensions: Height 25 cm|width 9 cm|depth 15 cm. Osram, headquartered in munich, germany, is the world's leading lighting manufacturer with over 100 years of history. The portfolio ranges from high-tech applications based on semiconductor technology, such as infrared or laser lighting, to intelligent and connected lighting solutions for buildings and cities. Osram had more than 24, 000 employees worldwide at the end of the 2016 fiscal year (september 30) and generated revenues of almost €3.8 billion in the fiscal year. The company is listed on the stock exchanges in frankfurt and munich. In 1906, carl auer von welsbach developed the osram light bulb. In 1919, aeg (allgemeine elektrizitäts-gesellschaft), siemens & halske (s&h) and deutsche gasglühlicht ag (degea, the german gas light company) established a company producing light bulbs under the name osram. The name comes from osmium and tungsten, two elements that were commonly used in lighting filaments at the time osram was founded.