Artemide - Ernesto Gismondi - Hanging lamp - Aton Barra - Aluminium, Plastic, Glass

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Description from the seller

Artemide Aton Barra design lamp – Ernesto Gismondi (1985) – Length 2m
I’m selling a splendid and iconic Aton Barra modular lighting system, designed by Ernesto Gismondi in 1985 for Artemide (produced by Litech’s technical division). An authentic piece of Italian postmodern design history from the 1980s.
The lot is presented in excellent preserved condition and is complete with all of its original mounting components. The wiring components can be extended as shown in the photo; they are currently up to a maximum length of 30 cm hanging from the ceiling.
Designer: Ernesto Gismondi
Manufacturer: Artemide / Litech (factory marks and technical specifications present and legible on the supports)
Dimensions: substantial length of 2 meters (ideal for large dining tables, offices, protected verandas or studios), profile width about 10.5 cm.
Finish: White lacquered extruded aluminum profile with supports and rosettes in black thermoplastic resin.
Light source: Equipped with the original modules for linear halogen lamps (R7s standard base), easily replaceable with modern linear LED lamps to reduce consumption. The protection glass and internal contacts are perfectly intact.
Condition of the item:
The lamp is used but well cared for. The white aluminum profile shows no deep scratches or oxidation bloom. The black plastic supports and mounting rosettes retain the original color and are not cracked.

Artemide Aton Barra design lamp – Ernesto Gismondi (1985) – Length 2m
I’m selling a splendid and iconic Aton Barra modular lighting system, designed by Ernesto Gismondi in 1985 for Artemide (produced by Litech’s technical division). An authentic piece of Italian postmodern design history from the 1980s.
The lot is presented in excellent preserved condition and is complete with all of its original mounting components. The wiring components can be extended as shown in the photo; they are currently up to a maximum length of 30 cm hanging from the ceiling.
Designer: Ernesto Gismondi
Manufacturer: Artemide / Litech (factory marks and technical specifications present and legible on the supports)
Dimensions: substantial length of 2 meters (ideal for large dining tables, offices, protected verandas or studios), profile width about 10.5 cm.
Finish: White lacquered extruded aluminum profile with supports and rosettes in black thermoplastic resin.
Light source: Equipped with the original modules for linear halogen lamps (R7s standard base), easily replaceable with modern linear LED lamps to reduce consumption. The protection glass and internal contacts are perfectly intact.
Condition of the item:
The lamp is used but well cared for. The white aluminum profile shows no deep scratches or oxidation bloom. The black plastic supports and mounting rosettes retain the original color and are not cracked.

Details

Style subtype
Italian design
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Aluminium, Glass, Plastic
Manufacturer/brand
Artemide
Designer/artist/maker
Ernesto Gismondi
Model
Aton Barra
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Design
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
200 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
10 cm
Height From Hanginglamp Till Ceiling
20 cm
Weight
5 g
Colour
White
Number Of Fittings
1
Estimated period
1980-1990
ItalyVerified
4
Objects sold
Private

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