Jieldé "La standard" lamp

In the 1940s, Jean-Louis Domecq, then a craftsman and workshop manager, realized that he needed a light fixture adapted to the activities of his craft. He then begins to imagine and draw a lamp with a simple, robust articulated arm and devoid of wires in the joints. It is a lamp that was found on conventional machine tools (tower, miller) as early as the 60s. This one comes from a p.t.t. Maintenance workshop. Height: 1.2m. Free transport in relay point. Thank you to those who will take a look at this announcement.