Dugdills Wall Lamp
A clean example of a wall mounted, single arm bracket machinist's lamp by Dugdill. c.1930
Stripped of paint to a wonderful industrial finish with single 18" long articulating arm. Original shade has been resprayed in a satin black due to a poor previous attempt at restoration.
Rewired with 2m of black twist flex and BS 3-pin plug.
A clean example of a wall mounted, single arm bracket machinist's lamp by Dugdill. c.1930
Stripped of paint to a wonderful industrial finish with single 18" long articulating arm. Original shade has been resprayed in a satin black due to a poor previous attempt at restoration.
Rewired with 2m of black twist flex and BS 3-pin plug.
A clean example of a wall mounted, single arm bracket machinist's lamp by Dugdill. c.1930
Stripped of paint to a wonderful industrial finish with single 18" long articulating arm. Original shade has been resprayed in a satin black due to a poor previous attempt at restoration.
Rewired with 2m of black twist flex and BS 3-pin plug.
About the maker
The company was formed in the late 19th century in Manchester by John Dugdill - an electrical engineer. Many of the lamps designed and produced by Dugdills graced workshop machinery such as lathes and illuminated workbenches in their thousands. Even so, they were made to last a lifetime of use and were designed to be beautiful. The earlier variants of Dugdills lamps feature a 'rosette' or 'cog' tightening wheel at the joint allowing the lamp to be locked into any position. Customers could request their lamps in a variety of finishes including painted, oxy-copper or nickel plated and brass.
Dimensions
Diameter: 100mm
Height: 500mm
Weight: 3kg
