articulated architect lamp

Pretty articulated lamp called an architect's lamp because it is widely mobile to adapt to distant lighting as well as very close lighting by choosing the direction of the light beam. It is mainly made of metal, apart from the back of the lampshade and the piece which is made of very solid black plastic. It attaches to the edge of the desk, on a shelf or even on a stool. Its red color is still very bright. It must be from the 80s. I cleaned it carefully. It is in good general condition, I tested it, it works, it is very mobile but still holds well in the chosen position, and complete and that is thanks to my habit of recovering and preserving even damaged objects! In fact, I had an identical lamp in stock but in poor condition. I was thus able to add a missing nut and a small black “stud”. But obviously this lamp shows some signs of its age: some small traces of corrosion, some small losses on the red and white lacquer on the edge of the lampshade, a small lack of red lacquer also on one of the branches. It measures approximately 80 cm in height (not including the fixing), the lampshade measures 19 cm in diameter at its widest.