Kartell - Joe Colombo - Table lamp - 4034 Vademecum - Cycolac - 1968 Italy





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Kartell table lamp model 4034 Vademecum designed by Joe Colombo, year 1968, Italy.
Iconic and rare, discontinued model, consisting of a molded Cycolac ABS body in orange and a perforated chrome metal lampshade on the upper part.
The lamp uses two small bulbs that can be turned on individually or together; the lampshade can be raised upwards or folded, these features allow different lighting options.
The lamp is listed in the Skira catalog "Joe Colombo" on pages 188–189 (see photo):
"Vademecum is a table lamp with a Cycolac plastic base and a stainless steel lampshade. Both pieces are connected by a pin that keeps the lampshade upright during use, but also allows folding the lamp into a rectangular parallelepiped to protect the bulb during transport. The model is no longer produced."
Conditions: excellent, normal signs (scratches) due to use and age; no burns or heat-induced deformation (very common), era electrical system, working.
The manufacturer's brand is embossed in relief on the bottom.
Photos are an integral part of the description; for information, clarifications, or anything else, please contact me before purchase.
Kartell table lamp model 4034 Vademecum designed by Joe Colombo, year 1968, Italy.
Iconic and rare, discontinued model, consisting of a molded Cycolac ABS body in orange and a perforated chrome metal lampshade on the upper part.
The lamp uses two small bulbs that can be turned on individually or together; the lampshade can be raised upwards or folded, these features allow different lighting options.
The lamp is listed in the Skira catalog "Joe Colombo" on pages 188–189 (see photo):
"Vademecum is a table lamp with a Cycolac plastic base and a stainless steel lampshade. Both pieces are connected by a pin that keeps the lampshade upright during use, but also allows folding the lamp into a rectangular parallelepiped to protect the bulb during transport. The model is no longer produced."
Conditions: excellent, normal signs (scratches) due to use and age; no burns or heat-induced deformation (very common), era electrical system, working.
The manufacturer's brand is embossed in relief on the bottom.
Photos are an integral part of the description; for information, clarifications, or anything else, please contact me before purchase.

