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lampada da lettura alogena orientabile, un pezzo iconico del modernariato italiano riconducibile a produzioni come quelle di Arelux o Relco [1, 16]. Caratterizzata da un design minimale e funzionale, questa lampada ha la sua origine in Italia ed è stata prodotta indicativamente tra la fine degli anni '70 e l'inizio degli anni '80, periodo in cui la tecnologia alogena ha permesso di assottigliare le linee delle strutture illuminanti [1, 9, 13].
Dal punto di vista delle condizioni estetiche, l'oggetto appare in ottimo stato: la verniciatura nera conserva la sua lucentezza originale e i dettagli in ottone sugli snodi non mostrano segni evidenti di ossidazione o usura profonda. La struttura solida e i meccanismi di inclinazione perfettamente funzionali. Per quanto riguarda le misure, la lampada presenta un'altezza variabile grazie al braccio snodabile, che può raggiungere un'estensione massima compresa tra i 165 cm e i 185 cm [1]. La base circolare ha un diametro di circa 25-30 cm per garantire la necessaria stabilità al contrappeso del braccio, mentre il segmento superiore orientabile misura mediamente tra i 60 e gli 80 cm [1, 13].

Italy - Mid-century modern - 1970-1980 

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