Vintage French Industrial Table Lamp by Jean Louis Domecq, 1950s

A very rare double Renvoi Jieldé light with four articulated arms, two original shades, polished metal finish, mounted on a raw industrial brake disc.

Originally designed in 1950s Lyon by French engineer Jean-Louis Domecq, the Jieldé became legendary for its ingenious cord-free articulated arm system. No visible wires. No limitations in movement. Just pure industrial functionality built to survive decades of real use.

This particular piece is something far more uncommon:
a rare double-Renvoi configuration with two independently adjustable lamps and heads and four articulated arms in total. Fully restored, professionally rewired, polished by hand + clear coat, and mounted on a heavy industrial brake disc base, it now exists somewhere between collectible design object, sculptural lighting, and functional industrial art.

Details:

✔ 2x Original green Jieldé labels
✔ 2x switches integrated in the shades
✔ Fully rewired and tested
✔ All joints and articulations move smoothly
✔ Both lamp heads adjustable independently
✔ Bayonet B22 fittings
✔ Includes 2x B22 to E27 adapters
✔ Includes 2x lightbulbs
✔ Plug-and-play ready

The polished finish has been protected to preserve the raw metal appearance while helping prevent oxidation.

Specifications:

Brand: Jieldé
Designer: Jean-Louis Domecq
Origin: Lyon, France
Production Period: 1950s–1960s
Model: Double Renvoi / Double 2-Arm Configuration
Material: Steel & Aluminium
Finish: Polished bare metal with authentic vintage character
Labels: 2x Original green Jieldé labels

Brake disc diameter: 30 cm (11.8 in)
Maximum adjustable height: 125 cm (49.2 in)