Projector spot lamp, gray metal "Concord", vintage, 60s / 70s.

For the record: The concord brand is an integral part of the feilo sylvania group and is now one of the most respected architectural lighting brands in europe. It specialises in accent and enhancement lighting for museums, galleries and luxury boutiques. With a strong production base in the uk, concord has built an excellent reputation for its design ethos as well as the technical performance and aesthetics of its products. Concord's legacy dates back to 1968, when the "powerflood, " one of the earliest applications of the double-cap linear halogen lamp, took the lighting market by storm. Luciano zucchi, head of design at rotaflex, concord's original parent company, said at the time: "we don't sell fixtures, we sell lighting." between 1979 and 1988, concord established itself as the reference brand in lighting. For many, the success of this period is largely due to janet turner, the "doyenne of the lighting industry", who was concord lighting's design director for 20 years. Under his leadership, the showroom in high holborn, london, was transformed into a meeting place for leading designers and architects. Many of them are now well-known and have their own practices in london. Spotlight, directional spotlight in grey lacquered metal and chrome mounting arm. The globe tilts up and down on its axis. Electricity redone, ready to install. Accompanied by its philips bulb 300 watt. Traces of classic use, no shock or shine. Dimensions: diam 18 cm, teacher 25 cm, 15 cm teacher without the handle.

Ref. : SW2ZSGT8