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Heiru Leuchten conical table lamp plastic & brass base curved rod folded grey lampshade 1960s AustriaBrass peony table lamp gold painted round wood base rose flower leaves 1960s 1970s E14 sockets
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 1
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 2
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 3
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp elongated green plastic lampshades 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany E14 socketsFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 4
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp oval label 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany 2000sFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 5
Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp round label bottom 1990s design: Art Nowo Germany 2000sFlototto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp 6

Flötotto Sucu Cactus Floor Lamp

Materials: Green plastic cactus lampshade (polypropylene). 2 plastic E14 sockets.

Height: 116 cm / 45.66”

Width: 33 cm / 12.99”

Electricity: 2 bulbs E14, 2 x 40 wattmaximum, 110/220 volt.
Any type of light bulb can be used, not a specific one preferred.

Period: 1990s, 2000s.

Designer: Art Nowo.

Manufacturer: Elmar Flötotto, Rietberg, Germany.

Other versions: The Flötotto Sucu cactus floor lamp exists in several colours and a few sizes.

Elmar Flötotto

Elmar Flötotto is a family run business in it’s fourth generation. The company was founded in 1906 by Heinrich Flötotto as a furniture joinery business in in Gütersloh (Avenwedde), Germany.

After World War II, in 1946, Heinrich’s sons Fritz and Franz continue his work. They now have a sawmill, as well as a home furniture and school furniture factory.  In 1951, Flötotto expands with a chipboard plant in Arnsberg in the Sauerland region, some 50 km / 30 miles from Dortmund.

Between 1969 and 1991, the third-generation descendants of the founder take over the company they have inherited.

Flötotto is bests known for the shaped seat, patented on a global scale in 1952, and 20 million chairs have already been sold around the world. The seat shells are made from PAGHOLZ® plywood.

Today (2020) Frederik Flötotto is the CEO of the company.

Art Nowo

No information can be found about the designer or design company, unfortunately.