Bitossi - Aldo Londi - Table lamp - Ceramic





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Ceramic table lamp designed by Aldo Londi for Bitossi of Montelupo Fiorentino, Italy, dating to 1960–1970, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, 45 cm high and 19 cm in diameter, with original switch and wiring and without a lampshade.
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Large and rare ceramic table lamp from the 1960s, made by Bitossi of Montelupo Fiorentino and designed by Aldo Londi. This monumental piece stands out for its spectacular two-element, stacked form and its rich tactile texture. The relief work features the typical hand-engraved geometric motifs — Londi’s unmistakable signature — enriched by a dark, deep glaze with metallic reflections, brownish and coppery (traceable to the Siviglia series). The lamp has a height of 45 cm (the ceramic structure only) and a diameter of about 19 cm and is offered without a lampshade. With the lampshade used for the photos, the lamp is about 75 cm tall. Magnificent condition, with no chips or cracks. Original switch and wiring. Careful packaging and tracked insured shipping.
Large and rare ceramic table lamp from the 1960s, made by Bitossi of Montelupo Fiorentino and designed by Aldo Londi. This monumental piece stands out for its spectacular two-element, stacked form and its rich tactile texture. The relief work features the typical hand-engraved geometric motifs — Londi’s unmistakable signature — enriched by a dark, deep glaze with metallic reflections, brownish and coppery (traceable to the Siviglia series). The lamp has a height of 45 cm (the ceramic structure only) and a diameter of about 19 cm and is offered without a lampshade. With the lampshade used for the photos, the lamp is about 75 cm tall. Magnificent condition, with no chips or cracks. Original switch and wiring. Careful packaging and tracked insured shipping.

