Seminara Torino - Table lamp - Ministerial - Metal - Seminara Lamp

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Metal Ministeriale lamp by Seminara from Italy, dating to the 1950s, with dimensions 53 cm high, 17 cm wide and 21 cm deep, one fitting, in working order.

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Description from the seller

A ministerial lamp (the dimensions given are those of maximum extension) from Seminara, a Turin-based company, dating from the 1950s. These lamps were called 'Ministeriali' because they were widely used in public and ministerial offices.

Completely original; the power cord is noteworthy, with the Seminara-branded plug, never replaced, as is the on/off switch.

As shown in the photo, a safety-approved repair of the cord is visible.

For use, always consult a licensed electrician.

The lamp features a very distinctive coloration, appearing red/amarantine, but the base shows a clearly visible semicircular mark, perhaps from a removed sticker. Please enlarge the photo to closely inspect this single flaw.

Light signs of aging that indicate mindful use and add to its charm.

A beautiful furnishing piece for industrial, vintage-style spaces, professional offices, and commercial establishments.

WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY

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Seller's Story

We are professional sellers, regularly registered in the register, who try to recover and enhance every object, of every style and era, that arouses emotions. This is why our product descriptions are long and accurate. We want to sell and make known what we sell. Please, in case of problems upon arrival of the product, contact us to try to resolve them. Happy auction
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A ministerial lamp (the dimensions given are those of maximum extension) from Seminara, a Turin-based company, dating from the 1950s. These lamps were called 'Ministeriali' because they were widely used in public and ministerial offices.

Completely original; the power cord is noteworthy, with the Seminara-branded plug, never replaced, as is the on/off switch.

As shown in the photo, a safety-approved repair of the cord is visible.

For use, always consult a licensed electrician.

The lamp features a very distinctive coloration, appearing red/amarantine, but the base shows a clearly visible semicircular mark, perhaps from a removed sticker. Please enlarge the photo to closely inspect this single flaw.

Light signs of aging that indicate mindful use and add to its charm.

A beautiful furnishing piece for industrial, vintage-style spaces, professional offices, and commercial establishments.

WE DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY

For the islands we reserve the right to apply an additional shipping charge if courier fees are higher.

Seller's Story

We are professional sellers, regularly registered in the register, who try to recover and enhance every object, of every style and era, that arouses emotions. This is why our product descriptions are long and accurate. We want to sell and make known what we sell. Please, in case of problems upon arrival of the product, contact us to try to resolve them. Happy auction
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Seminara Lamp
Number of objects
1
Material
Metal
Manufacturer/brand
Seminara Torino
Model
Ministerial
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Industrial
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
53 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
21 cm
Number Of Fittings
1
Estimated period
1950-1960
ItalyVerified
420
Objects sold
97.5%
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