Hand-Forged Wrought Iron Wall Lantern WL 3491
by
Robers - Outdoor Lighting
Description
Hand-forged wrought iron wall lantern WL 3491: this traditional, nautical outdoor wall light with antika glass takes up to 100 watt.
Robers-Leuchten: Since 1964 this company from Westphalia/Germany has been manufacturing handcrafted outdoor and indoor lights that meet even the highest demands.
Material: wrought iron
Glass: "antika" glass
Measurements and technical data of hand-forged wall lantern WL 3491:
Width: 200 mm
Height: 440 mm
Extends from wall: 300 mm
Weight: 6300 g
Wattage: 1 x E27 porcelain lampholder up to 100 W
Wrought iron lighting by Robers is handcrafted in Germany and available in the following finishes (please view the last product picture for an example of these finishes):
- Iron nature
- Patina
- Iron-Rusty
- Terra
- Old-Copper
- Brass antique
- Old-Bronze
- Antique-Green
- Black-Silver
- Old Black
- on request also varnished in RAL colors
We present only a small part of the extensive range of lighting by Robers. If you are interested in further products by Robers, please contact us. More wrought iron lanterns
Notice: Since this item will be custom-made upon your order, please understand that the stated delivery/production times are ineluctable.
Hand-Forged Wrought Iron Wall Lantern WL 3491
by
Robers - Outdoor Lighting
Price for your selection:
€1,121.00
Delivery lead time: 8 to 10 weeks
About the manufacturer
Robers Leuchten sets high value on quality and design. Since 1964, this company from Westphalia/Germany has been manufacturing handcrafted outdoor and indoor lights that meet even the highest demands. Everyone who is in search for a wrought iron outdoor light that not only has the appearance of traditional workmanship but is also fabricated in such a way, is at the right place at Robers Leuchten. The globe-lights on the town-hall square in Hamburg and the lighting at the Frankfurt Opera illustrate their exquisite craftsmanship.Interior lights by Robers-Leuchten can be found in our partner shop Casa Lumi.
