LUPELA - Gugel Sancha - Table lamp - QUEEN - Steel

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Steel lamp by LUPELA, model REINA, designed by Jose Luis Gugel Sancha in Spain around 1960–1970, in working order and weighing 6 kg, with dimensions 53 cm high, 30 cm wide and 41 cm deep, in good used condition with minor signs of age, featuring a glass diffuser and an articulating structure.

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LUPELA desk lamp cataloged as model H39 and best known as REINA. Lamp designed by Jose Luis Gugel Sancha for Lupela Spain in 1966. Its futuristic design and its articulated structure give it a unique character. Probably the REINA series is the most iconic and feminine model of LUPELA.

It retains the original label.

The LUPELA company was created by Luis Perez Lanzas (apocope). Luis had two sons: Fernando Perez de la Oliva, who later registered the LUPELA trademark, and Luis Perez de la Oliva, who founded the well-known company FASE. Fernando bought the rights to manufacture five lamps by designer Jose Luis Gugel Sacha: Reina, Cobra, 225, 226 and Cisne and agreed with his brother Luis Perez de la Oliva that FASE would not manufacture articulated lamps. The rest is history: the brothers did not respect the pact and FASE designed and manufactured desk lamps inspired by LUPELA models.

The lamp I bring to auction is the REINA model in gold color. The shade is fitted with a glass diffuser and can rotate in all directions.

The lamp is in vintage condition and shows signs of use. Please review the photographs carefully as they form part of the product description.

Ships outside the European Union may be subject to customs duties. Buyers outside the European Union must pay the costs arising from importation, tariff charges or customs duties.

LUPELA desk lamp cataloged as model H39 and best known as REINA. Lamp designed by Jose Luis Gugel Sancha for Lupela Spain in 1966. Its futuristic design and its articulated structure give it a unique character. Probably the REINA series is the most iconic and feminine model of LUPELA.

It retains the original label.

The LUPELA company was created by Luis Perez Lanzas (apocope). Luis had two sons: Fernando Perez de la Oliva, who later registered the LUPELA trademark, and Luis Perez de la Oliva, who founded the well-known company FASE. Fernando bought the rights to manufacture five lamps by designer Jose Luis Gugel Sacha: Reina, Cobra, 225, 226 and Cisne and agreed with his brother Luis Perez de la Oliva that FASE would not manufacture articulated lamps. The rest is history: the brothers did not respect the pact and FASE designed and manufactured desk lamps inspired by LUPELA models.

The lamp I bring to auction is the REINA model in gold color. The shade is fitted with a glass diffuser and can rotate in all directions.

The lamp is in vintage condition and shows signs of use. Please review the photographs carefully as they form part of the product description.

Ships outside the European Union may be subject to customs duties. Buyers outside the European Union must pay the costs arising from importation, tariff charges or customs duties.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Steel
Manufacturer/brand
LUPELA
Designer/artist/maker
Gugel Sancha
Model
QUEEN
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
53 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
41 cm
Weight
6 kg
Estimated period
1960-1970
SpainVerified
376
Objects sold
100%
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