Pastel coloured Thabur lights, Bakelite pressed glass, Netherlands, 1930
Beautiful Art Deco Thabur ceiling lamps. Dutch design from 1930. Made by the company Thabur in The Hague, Netherlands. Super cool various pastels with opaline glass and a bakelite fitting/base.
These Thabur lamps can be used as a ceiling lamp, as a wall lamp or as a table lamp with a cord. A cord with switch can always be selected as an option.
Thabur ceiling lamps with a Bakelite edge are rarer and therefore more valuable, especially for people who value authenticity.
Condition: Very good
Choose your own light mounting:
- Original Bakalite ceilinglamp cup (available in different (pastel) colours)
- Bakalite wall mount
- Bakalite tablelight adapter
- Plastic pendant with cord (additional €25 per light)
Diameter medium lamp: 5,51 inch (14cm)
Height medium lamp: 7,09 inch (18cm)
Diameter small lamp: 5,12 inch (13cm)
Height small lamp: 6,30 inch (16cm)
About Thabur:
In some designs, the Thabur lamps refer to the earlier Art Nouveau period, before the Art Deco period. This can be seen in bulb lamps with more details that link to nature such as flower buds.
The history of Thabur Lamps
The Hague company THABUR made these opaline ball lamps between 1920-1949. In 1925 the production company only had 5 employees. In 1938 more than 400 people worked there. Thabur glass is sturdy glass. As a result, these beautiful unique lamps are still in great condition after 100 years.
