Harvey Guzzini - Sergio Brazzoli - Lamp - Alba - Plexiglass

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Harvey Guzzini, designed for Guzzini by Sergio Brazzoli with Ermanno Lampa, is the Alba floor lamp model HG 4510 from 1973, in white molded Plexiglass with a heavy black cast-iron base, measuring 163 cm high, 46 cm wide and 61 cm deep, with an E27 socket and dimmer, in very good condition and in working order.

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Rare floor lamp model HG 4510 designed by Sergio Brazzoli & Ermanno Lampa for Guzzini in 1973.

Also called "Alba," meaning (translated from Italian) "dawn." This is an early version from 1973, the year the lamp was designed, still bearing the Guzzini logo.

In 1974 the name changed from Guzzini to iGuzzini.

A beautiful futuristic design from the seventies.

This rare sculptural floor lamp is made of white molded plastic with a heavy black cast-iron base at the bottom.

The lamp features a large round black dimmer switch in the center and a foot switch on the power cord.

The electricals have been checked by an electrician and the dimmer’s internal electronics are in perfect working order.

Beautiful patina of age

The condition is still very good, with no cracks or breaks in the plastic.

Dimensions: H 163 x W 46 x D 61 cm.

The lamp uses a standard (E27) socket suitable for incandescent and halogen bulbs.

Marked: Guzzini, made in Italy, model 4510 and documented in a Guzzini folder (see photo).

This is a collectible piece!

If shipping is required, due to the lamp’s delicacy it will be packed inside a custom-made wooden crate with package tracking, all included in the shipping price!

Seller's Story

We are specialists in the historic icons of Italian and international design, always seeking unique, iconic, and timeless pieces to meet the needs of every client. We have been operating in this sector since 2012.
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Rare floor lamp model HG 4510 designed by Sergio Brazzoli & Ermanno Lampa for Guzzini in 1973.

Also called "Alba," meaning (translated from Italian) "dawn." This is an early version from 1973, the year the lamp was designed, still bearing the Guzzini logo.

In 1974 the name changed from Guzzini to iGuzzini.

A beautiful futuristic design from the seventies.

This rare sculptural floor lamp is made of white molded plastic with a heavy black cast-iron base at the bottom.

The lamp features a large round black dimmer switch in the center and a foot switch on the power cord.

The electricals have been checked by an electrician and the dimmer’s internal electronics are in perfect working order.

Beautiful patina of age

The condition is still very good, with no cracks or breaks in the plastic.

Dimensions: H 163 x W 46 x D 61 cm.

The lamp uses a standard (E27) socket suitable for incandescent and halogen bulbs.

Marked: Guzzini, made in Italy, model 4510 and documented in a Guzzini folder (see photo).

This is a collectible piece!

If shipping is required, due to the lamp’s delicacy it will be packed inside a custom-made wooden crate with package tracking, all included in the shipping price!

Seller's Story

We are specialists in the historic icons of Italian and international design, always seeking unique, iconic, and timeless pieces to meet the needs of every client. We have been operating in this sector since 2012.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Plexiglass
Manufacturer/brand
Harvey Guzzini
Designer/artist/maker
Sergio Brazzoli
Model
Alba
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
163 cm
Width
46 cm
Depth
61 cm
Weight
30 kg
Estimated period
1970-1980
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Objects sold
94.44%
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