Flos - Table lamp - light bulb - Metal, Plastic

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Direct/indirect table lamp designed by Achille Castiglioni for Flos in 1971, with an aluminium silver base that doubles as a cord rewind, an orange bakelite lampholder with liquid paint, and an original glass bulb with partial sandblasting, measuring 24 cm high and 12.5 cm in base diameter, model Lampadina, made in Italy by Flos between 2010 and 2020, in excellent condition and working.

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Table lamp with direct/diffuse light, designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1971 for FLOS. Base in silver-anodized aluminum, also functioning as a cord winder. Lamp holder in orange bakelite with liquid coating. Sold complete with original bulb in transparent glass with partial sandblasting on one side of the sphere. Height 24 cm, base diameter 12.5 cm. Manufacturer's mark and designer designation underneath the base. In almost perfect condition and working. Careful packing and trackable shipping.

Table lamp with direct/diffuse light, designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1971 for FLOS. Base in silver-anodized aluminum, also functioning as a cord winder. Lamp holder in orange bakelite with liquid coating. Sold complete with original bulb in transparent glass with partial sandblasting on one side of the sphere. Height 24 cm, base diameter 12.5 cm. Manufacturer's mark and designer designation underneath the base. In almost perfect condition and working. Careful packing and trackable shipping.

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