SOCIETA PORCELLANE ARTISTICHE, FIRENZE - Table lamp - Madelon - No. 357 - Porcelain - With original lampshade!

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Madelon No. 357, a porcelain design lamp by Società Porcellane Artistiche of Florence, Italy, dating to the 1970s, with its original large lampshade, E27 fitting, total height 59 cm, foot diameter 17.5 cm, body circumference 71 cm, weight 2.7 kg, in excellent condition with minimal signs of use and a characteristic craquelé glaze.

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A beautiful, exclusive, and rare vintage porcelain design lamp from the renowned Società Porcellane Artistiche of Florence, Italy, from the 1970s, in excellent, pristine condition!

A stunning piece of pure Italian craftsmanship, perfectly suited for a Hollywood Regency, eclectic, or classic interior.

This specific model is named 'Madelon' and is decorated on both the lamp body and the original shade with a refined, atmospheric botanical motif featuring flowers and herbs.

The underside bears the original number (357) and the authentic gold factory sticker with the characteristic black 'S' logo.

The porcelain of the base is completely intact (no chips or cracks). The glaze shows a light, characteristic craquelure that beautifully emphasizes the authentic vintage age. The original large shade is also in excellent condition.

A rare complete collectors item for the connoisseur!

Dimensions:

Total height 59 cm
Column height 35 cm
Circumference of the body 71 cm
Diameter of the base 17.5 cm

Lamp shade diameter 45.5 cm
Shade height 30 cm

Fitting E27
Cord with switch 200 cm

Weight: 2.7 kg

Carefully packed and shipped.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the fragility, the lamp and lampshade are shipped separately. You will receive 2 packages.

A beautiful, exclusive, and rare vintage porcelain design lamp from the renowned Società Porcellane Artistiche of Florence, Italy, from the 1970s, in excellent, pristine condition!

A stunning piece of pure Italian craftsmanship, perfectly suited for a Hollywood Regency, eclectic, or classic interior.

This specific model is named 'Madelon' and is decorated on both the lamp body and the original shade with a refined, atmospheric botanical motif featuring flowers and herbs.

The underside bears the original number (357) and the authentic gold factory sticker with the characteristic black 'S' logo.

The porcelain of the base is completely intact (no chips or cracks). The glaze shows a light, characteristic craquelure that beautifully emphasizes the authentic vintage age. The original large shade is also in excellent condition.

A rare complete collectors item for the connoisseur!

Dimensions:

Total height 59 cm
Column height 35 cm
Circumference of the body 71 cm
Diameter of the base 17.5 cm

Lamp shade diameter 45.5 cm
Shade height 30 cm

Fitting E27
Cord with switch 200 cm

Weight: 2.7 kg

Carefully packed and shipped.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the fragility, the lamp and lampshade are shipped separately. You will receive 2 packages.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
With original lampshade!
Material
Porcelain
Manufacturer/brand
SOCIETA PORCELLANE ARTISTICHE, FIRENZE
Model
Madelon - No. 357
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
59 cm
Width
45.5 cm
Depth
45.5 cm
Weight
2.7 kg
Estimated period
1970-1980
The NetherlandsVerified
1607
Objects sold
98.61%
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