Luci - Gianfranco Frattini - Ala - Wall sconce (2) - Aluminium





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Pair of wall lamps designed by Gianfranco Frattini (Ala) and manufactured by Luci Italia, dating to 1980–1990, in white aluminium with steel components, dimensions 31.5 cm high × 19 cm wide × 4 cm deep, total weight 2.144 kg, in good used condition and fully working.
Description from the seller
Pair of wall lamps by designer Gianfranco Frattini Model Ala in white, Italy, 1980s/1990s.
Good overall condition.
Normal age- and use-related wear.
Insignificant micro-scratches.
Material: Aluminum
Steel
Color: white
Origin: Italy
Estimated period: 1980/1990
Dimensions:
Length: 31.5 cm
(Without mounting base)
Width: 19 cm
Thickness: 4 cm
Weight: 1.072 kg
Total weight (2): 2.144 kg
Both bulbs operate normally.
The Ala wall lamps signed Gianfranco Frattini embody postmodern Italian design at the peak of its creative expression. This duo of luminaires produced by Luci Italia between the late 1980s and early 1990s is distinguished by their streamlined winged silhouette and high-tech philosophy characteristic of the work of the Italian master designer. Far more than mere light sources, these pieces are architectural furniture objects capable of transforming any minimalist interior or contemporary loft.
The Ala wall lamp designed by Gianfranco Frattini for [Luci Italia] (issued around 1983) turns on and off simply by using the wall switch in the room where it is installed, as it does not have a tactile button or pull on its aerodynamic metal structure.
Ala lamp operation:
Main power:
The luminaire is wired directly to the electrical network via a wall recess outlet.
Control: Activation depends entirely on the wall switch of the room it is installed in.
Variant: If your wall circuit has a dimmer compatible with the installed halogen or LED bulb, you can moderate the lamp’s light intensity.
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The seller warrants that he has acquired this piece in compliance with all applicable national and international laws related to cultural property.
The seller will ensure that all necessary permits, such as an export license, are arranged, and will inform the buyer of their status if this takes more than a few days.
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Pair of wall lamps by designer Gianfranco Frattini Model Ala in white, Italy, 1980s/1990s.
Good overall condition.
Normal age- and use-related wear.
Insignificant micro-scratches.
Material: Aluminum
Steel
Color: white
Origin: Italy
Estimated period: 1980/1990
Dimensions:
Length: 31.5 cm
(Without mounting base)
Width: 19 cm
Thickness: 4 cm
Weight: 1.072 kg
Total weight (2): 2.144 kg
Both bulbs operate normally.
The Ala wall lamps signed Gianfranco Frattini embody postmodern Italian design at the peak of its creative expression. This duo of luminaires produced by Luci Italia between the late 1980s and early 1990s is distinguished by their streamlined winged silhouette and high-tech philosophy characteristic of the work of the Italian master designer. Far more than mere light sources, these pieces are architectural furniture objects capable of transforming any minimalist interior or contemporary loft.
The Ala wall lamp designed by Gianfranco Frattini for [Luci Italia] (issued around 1983) turns on and off simply by using the wall switch in the room where it is installed, as it does not have a tactile button or pull on its aerodynamic metal structure.
Ala lamp operation:
Main power:
The luminaire is wired directly to the electrical network via a wall recess outlet.
Control: Activation depends entirely on the wall switch of the room it is installed in.
Variant: If your wall circuit has a dimmer compatible with the installed halogen or LED bulb, you can moderate the lamp’s light intensity.
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The seller warrants that he has acquired this piece in compliance with all applicable national and international laws related to cultural property.
The seller will ensure that all necessary permits, such as an export license, are arranged, and will inform the buyer of their status if this takes more than a few days.
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