Bauhaus style lamp ID?

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deedee9:14

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21/09/2011 11:56 pm

I've since lost my info sheet on this lamp I purchased years ago. Can anyone identify this beauty? It is stamped HALA on the side near the main joint under the shade.

All the hardware is original but it'll need a re-wiring job.

Any additional info you can help me with would be awesome.

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uwe

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22/09/2011 3:06 am

Hala Zeist or HALA for Hannover Lampen?
Can you assign the stamped logo to the Dutch Hala Zeist or to the German HALA/Hannover Lampen?
Is there an additional "D.R.G.M" stamp on the lamp?

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22/09/2011 3:13 am

Hala Zeist / Holland...
Hala Zeist / Holland certainly made scissorlamps.

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22/09/2011 3:28 am

Sure
Sure. But the shades reminds me of some Hannover Lampen lamps (stamped with HALA), see web link.
They also manufactured scissorlamps: http://atelierb71.blogspot.com/2011/07/hala-scherenlampe.html
http://www.beyars.com/partner-objekt_216440_tischlampe-hala-hannover-lam...

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22/09/2011 8:14 am

The HALA stamp is all caps....
The HALA stamp is all caps. There are no additional markings of any kind sadly.

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22/09/2011 2:01 pm

You're right, Uwe, the...
You're right, Uwe, the quality/execution and form does remind more of the HALA/Germany producer.
Hala Zeist produced on the whole more simplified and 'retro' looking designs,
typical of the popular fifties and sixties.

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