Lesa - Lesa Electric fan - ATP/0 SUN - Steel, Plastic - table fan
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The LESA ATP/0 is a working vintage desk fan made of steel and plastic, in very good condition with light signs of wear and age.
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Table fan LESA ATP/0 - Space Age Design - Italy - 1960s - Excellent Condition
Splendid and iconic LESA table fan model ATP/0, an authentic piece of Italian industrial design history from the 1960s (Space Age era). Produced in Milan by the renowned Laboratori Elettrotecnici Società Anonima (LESA), this model stands out for its futuristic lines and attention to detail.
The item features a spherical two-tone motor housing (white and aqua green) oriented on an elegant chrome-plated steel tube structure. One of its most famous characteristics is the soft rubber drill-shaped blades, originally designed as a safety measure for use without a protective grille.
Conditions of the item:
The specimen presents extraordinary preservation conditions, almost NOS (new old stock):
• Mechanical: The motor is perfectly functional, responsive, and silent.
• Components: The rubber blades are intact, flexible, and retain the original aqua green color, with no discoloration or deformations.
• Structure: The steel tubing is shiny and completely free of rust blooms.
• Period details: The piece retains all its original rubber feet on the base, a very rare detail to find intact.
An unmissable collectible for lovers of mid-century modern design and Space Age design, ready to be displayed or used.
Specifications:
• Manufacturer: LESA (Milan, Italy)
• Model: ATP/0
• Era: 1960s
• Materials: Plastic (Moplen/ABS), soft rubber, chrome-plated steel
Photos are an integral part of the description and show the actual, excellent condition of the item.
Table fan LESA ATP/0 - Space Age Design - Italy - 1960s - Excellent Condition
Splendid and iconic LESA table fan model ATP/0, an authentic piece of Italian industrial design history from the 1960s (Space Age era). Produced in Milan by the renowned Laboratori Elettrotecnici Società Anonima (LESA), this model stands out for its futuristic lines and attention to detail.
The item features a spherical two-tone motor housing (white and aqua green) oriented on an elegant chrome-plated steel tube structure. One of its most famous characteristics is the soft rubber drill-shaped blades, originally designed as a safety measure for use without a protective grille.
Conditions of the item:
The specimen presents extraordinary preservation conditions, almost NOS (new old stock):
• Mechanical: The motor is perfectly functional, responsive, and silent.
• Components: The rubber blades are intact, flexible, and retain the original aqua green color, with no discoloration or deformations.
• Structure: The steel tubing is shiny and completely free of rust blooms.
• Period details: The piece retains all its original rubber feet on the base, a very rare detail to find intact.
An unmissable collectible for lovers of mid-century modern design and Space Age design, ready to be displayed or used.
Specifications:
• Manufacturer: LESA (Milan, Italy)
• Model: ATP/0
• Era: 1960s
• Materials: Plastic (Moplen/ABS), soft rubber, chrome-plated steel
Photos are an integral part of the description and show the actual, excellent condition of the item.
Details
Specific region of origin
Milano
Style subtype
Space Age
Weight
1 kg
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
table fan
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Designer/artist/maker
Lesa
Material
Plastic, Steel
Model
ATP/0 SUN
Manufacturer/ Brand
Lesa
Style
Vintage
Colour
Green
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
26 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
12 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1950-1960
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