Type 75 Mini Table Lamp

by Sir Kenneth Grange for Anglepoise

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Eco-Friendly
Made in China
Meet the Type 75 Mini Table Lamp from Anglepoise, a visionary reinterpretation of the iconic Type 75 design by renowned designer Sir Kenneth Grange. Crafted from premium materials like aluminum, iron, and brushed aluminum fittings, this lamp showcases a refined matte paint finish for understated elegance. With enhanced articulation and a broader range of movement within the shade, it offers outstanding versatility and functionality in a compact form, making it an ideal lighting solution for workspaces that demand a tasteful and long-lasting task light.
Item Number
AGL2505478
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MFR ID
33180

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4.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Reviewed by 2 customers

1 / 2

Beautiful and Functional

Submitted 2 years ago

By CC

From San Diego

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Comments about Type 75 Mini Table Lamp

The lamp has a beautiful simplicity in a gorgeous color (numeric). The functionality is perfect for my needs.

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Beautiful design, weird colors

Submitted 2 years ago

By JB

From Orlando, Fl

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Comments about Type 75 Mini Table Lamp

I bought 2 of the Black Umber Type 75 mini lamps to use in my guest room, which is all accented in black. These lamps are NOT black, more brown, and in some light nearly purple. I tried to accept them because the design is perfect. But had to return due to them being oddly colored.

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Anglepoise

Anglepoise started in 1899 by Herbert Terry and sons. They originally sold products that used their springs, like toasters, bike seats and spring clips. It wasn't until 1931 when George Carwardine established a theory for using balanced weights with these springs that Anglepoise introduced lighting to the company.