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Vintage table lamp in glossy polychrome porcelain produced in the early 1960s/1970s by the renowned ACF Artistiche Ceramiche Fiorentine manufacture of Sesto Fiorentino.
The piece bears on the base the original blue factory mark with the mold numerical code 333 impressed in relief in the porcelain.
An exceptionally valuable collectible element is the original period lampshade, preserved intact and executed with the exclusive twisted pleated textile technique, enriched by a double perimeter lace ruffle along both the upper and lower edges.
The item is sold in its current visual state as a piece to be restored.
The original electrical installation with PVC wire and Bakelite lampholder must be replaced as it is not functioning.
Structurally, there is a superficial chip on the porcelain at the neck of the stem where the electrical fitting is attached, and a metal splinter of the inner frame of the lampshade that has detached from the central ring and needs fastening.
A high-quality piece of Italian ceramic art, ideal for conservative restoration interventions and vintage collecting.
Valuable vintage table lamp in glossy polychrome porcelain produced in the early 1980s by the renowned ACF Artistiche Ceramiche Fiorentine manufacture of Sesto Fiorentino.
The piece bears on the base the original blue factory mark with the mold numerical code 333 impressed in relief in the porcelain.
An exceptionally valuable collectible element is the original period lampshade, preserved intact and executed with the exclusive twisted pleated textile technique, enriched by a double perimeter lace ruffle along both the upper and lower edges.
The item is sold in its current visual state as a piece to be restored.
The original electrical installation with PVC wire and Bakelite lampholder must be replaced as it is not functioning.
Structurally, there is a superficial chip on the porcelain at the neck of the stem where the electrical fitting is attached, and a metal splinter of the inner frame of the lampshade that has detached from the central ring and needs fastening.
A high-quality piece of Italian ceramic art, ideal for conservative restoration interventions and vintage collecting.
Vintage table lamp in glossy polychrome porcelain produced in the early 1960s/1970s by the renowned ACF Artistiche Ceramiche Fiorentine manufacture of Sesto Fiorentino.
The piece bears on the base the original blue factory mark with the mold numerical code 333 impressed in relief in the porcelain.
An exceptionally valuable collectible element is the original period lampshade, preserved intact and executed with the exclusive twisted pleated textile technique, enriched by a double perimeter lace ruffle along both the upper and lower edges.
The item is sold in its current visual state as a piece to be restored.
The original electrical installation with PVC wire and Bakelite lampholder must be replaced as it is not functioning.
Structurally, there is a superficial chip on the porcelain at the neck of the stem where the electrical fitting is attached, and a metal splinter of the inner frame of the lampshade that has detached from the central ring and needs fastening.
A high-quality piece of Italian ceramic art, ideal for conservative restoration interventions and vintage collecting.
Valuable vintage table lamp in glossy polychrome porcelain produced in the early 1980s by the renowned ACF Artistiche Ceramiche Fiorentine manufacture of Sesto Fiorentino.
The piece bears on the base the original blue factory mark with the mold numerical code 333 impressed in relief in the porcelain.
An exceptionally valuable collectible element is the original period lampshade, preserved intact and executed with the exclusive twisted pleated textile technique, enriched by a double perimeter lace ruffle along both the upper and lower edges.
The item is sold in its current visual state as a piece to be restored.
The original electrical installation with PVC wire and Bakelite lampholder must be replaced as it is not functioning.
Structurally, there is a superficial chip on the porcelain at the neck of the stem where the electrical fitting is attached, and a metal splinter of the inner frame of the lampshade that has detached from the central ring and needs fastening.
A high-quality piece of Italian ceramic art, ideal for conservative restoration interventions and vintage collecting.
