Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Wilhelm Wagenfeld, born in Bremen in 1900, studied at the Kunstgewerbeschule and after he started his apprenditiceship as a silveremith. In 1923 he was a student at the metal work laboratory of the Bauhaus, ran by Moholy-Nagy, Wagenfeld become assistent in 1926 and teacher in 1929. In the ensuing years he began to work in industry: the Jenaer Glaswerke, the Vereinigte Lausitze Glaswerke, and the Rosenthal porcelain factory. After the war, Wagenfeld moved to Berlin where he taught industrial design, first at the Leibruitz Academy and then at the Fine Arts School. Wagenfeld, well known a "the modern craftsman", managed to fit in with the industrial system. Not surprisingly, his name is closely linked to Bauhaus in Weimar, an astonishing incubator of pioneering experimentation and applied arts.
Wilhelm Wagenfeld - 2 Lampade da tavolo
Fr. 410,63
Lampada da Tavolo con base e struttura in vetro, Calotta opalina. 60 w
Wilhelm Wagenfeld - Lamp Shade
Fr. 78,73
Shade for Wagenfeld table lamp 1924. Applicable to both glass and metal base version.
Wilhelm Wagenfeld - Table lamp, 1924 metal
Fr. 241,05
Lampada da Tavolo con base e struttura in metallo cromato, Calotta opalina. 60 wsoufflée. 60 w max.
Wilhelm Wagenfeld - Table lamp, Germany 1900
Fr. 513,59
Table lamp with base in cut glass and chrome fittings. Stem of tubular glass. Shade in blown opaline glass. Max recommended 60w.
Wilhelm Wagenfeld - Table lamp, Germany 1926
Fr. 446,97
Strutturra cromo e base in vetro, diffusore in vetro opalino. 60 w max.
Wilhelm Wagenfeld – lampada da tavolo 1924
Fr. 228,94
Lampada da Tavolo con base e struttura in vetro, Calotta opalina. 60 w
