aluminium modern lamp ID - looks scandinavian ?-  

I sold
a whole pack of similar lights. The rings, in particular. are identical. It was an L.A. company.

thanks for the info
OK so this is an USA produced lamp? Or could they come from foreign country?
do you know any producers?
guess they are 50-60's produced
not shure.
we googled up fog and morup as they are in the same style but cannot find the model anywhere 😉

they
were institutional lights from the 1950's. I wish I could remember the name of the co...maybe later, but I'm about 75% sure these are by the same Co.
Do they have the larger bulbs? I forget the name, but the thread is about 1/2 bigger than a normal incandescent?

waffle
you mean "mogul" base, I think, as opposed to "standard" or "medium" base.

bing
as in yes
as in you are correct

bulb soccet
hi
they have normal bulbs with a bajonette soccet
this is common in france, not here in belgium.
the bulb has the normal size like all normal bulbs
about 55mm in diameter
size of the lampshade is about 40cm diameter
could indeed maybe be US production as aluminium is a common used material in US. In europe they used a lot of copper in the past, right?

it has a bayonet socket
it is called a bayonet soccet

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If it has a bayonet socket, then it isn't likely american. And the fact that you are in Belgium suggests against an American origin as well.
Unless the La company shipped bayonet socket fitted lamps across the country and Atlantic.

origin factory from france
I just asked the person who sold it. he told me he found it in an old factory in France...in a working place...there where more of them he told me...
could indeed been imported but unlikely with bayonet soccets. the alu material is although typical US i think.