Targetti - Table lamp - 6087 - Metal - Table-mounted arch clamp





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Targetti metal clamp-on arced desk lamp, model 6087, 60 cm wide, 87 cm high and 17 cm deep, dating from the 1970s, in good used condition and in working order.
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Table/clip-mounted Targetti Sankey Arc Lamp – Model Ref. 6087 05 – 1970s
Fascinating and rare arc lamp with clamp mounting, produced in the 1970s by the famous Italian company Targetti Sankey (Reference model: ref. 6087 05). This piece represents a splendid testimony to the minimalist and functional design of the Space Age era. The lamp consists of an elegant and wide curved arm in chromed metal that slides inside a robust clamp made of black plastic, allowing adjustment of the height, reach, and angle of the light source. The adjustable spotlight features the typical black geometric glare grille with the vintage green "targetti" logo impressed, an iconic detail highly sought after by collectors. Under the reflector there is the original period label attesting to its authenticity and technical specifications (Max 100W, ~250V).
The clamp screw has a small chip that does not compromise its use.
Table/clip-mounted Targetti Sankey Arc Lamp – Model Ref. 6087 05 – 1970s
Fascinating and rare arc lamp with clamp mounting, produced in the 1970s by the famous Italian company Targetti Sankey (Reference model: ref. 6087 05). This piece represents a splendid testimony to the minimalist and functional design of the Space Age era. The lamp consists of an elegant and wide curved arm in chromed metal that slides inside a robust clamp made of black plastic, allowing adjustment of the height, reach, and angle of the light source. The adjustable spotlight features the typical black geometric glare grille with the vintage green "targetti" logo impressed, an iconic detail highly sought after by collectors. Under the reflector there is the original period label attesting to its authenticity and technical specifications (Max 100W, ~250V).
The clamp screw has a small chip that does not compromise its use.

