One-of-a-Kind Industrial Rustic Pendant Light, Unique Vintage Army Crates & Field Lamps, Adjustable Chandelier Bar Pool Table Lamp

One-of-a-kind Army Pool table chandelier made from two Field lamps and Vintage Military crates.

We went full MacGyver on this one, we took two authentic vintage army field crates + a pair of rugged field lamps and transformed them into… well… whatever you want it to be. Call it a chandelier, a pool table light, a pendant lamp, or just “that insane thing above my head.” 

This industrial statement piece is raw, bold, and built to be the ultimate conversation starter. Perfect for your mancave or designer dining table! Original signing on the crate is still visible with numbers and the name: Fältarbeitslampa M3.

Features:
- NIFE Marking: The lamp bears the "NIFE" stamp, indicating its manufacture by the renowned Swedish battery company known for producing military-grade equipment.
- Adjustable Height: Hung with a sturdy chain (length adjustable ⛓️).
- Movable Spotlights: Both lamps tilt and rotate so you can aim the light exactly where you want it.
- Rewired & Ready: Updated with G9 fittings, safe modern wiring, and ready to plug in.
- Cord: 2 meters (6.5 ft) with EU plug.

Dimensions (without chain):
Length: 66 cm (26 in)
Width: 22 cm (8.7 in)
Height: 45 cm (17.7 in)

The two spotlights are also adjustable, if you open up the crate you can change the height easily.

Originally issued to the Swedish Army during the 1950s, these field lamps came in crates and were designed for field operations, allowing soldiers to assemble a functional work lamp swiftly using the components provided. We refurbished the spotlights, parts of the crate and made this awesome piece.

This is a true one-off creation, we only made ONE. When it’s gone, it’s gone. 👀

Bring home this fusion of military grit and industrial design, and let it light up your space with serious attitude.

Ideal For:
- Collectors of military memorabilia
- Vintage lighting enthusiasts
- DIY and restoration hobbyists
- Interior decorators seeking unique industrial pieces
- Museum