An incredible pair of original 1950s table lamps, the ultimate expression of Italian Mid-Century Modern design. This set is exceptionally rare as it was originally conceived as a mirrored pair (right and left): a design meticulously studied to offer perfect visual and functional symmetry on nightstands, consoles, or executive desks.Features and Craftsmanship Value:Structure: Elegant curved solid brass arm with an authentic aged patina.Shades: Dome-shaped enameled aluminum in the iconic and highly sought-after powder blue (duck egg blue) color.Lighting Effect: The shades feature characteristic perforations on the back which, when lit, project a charming "constellation" pattern onto the wall—a signature detail of elite productions attributable to Stilnovo or Arredoluce.
Base: Each lamp retains its original heavy internal cast-iron ballast, a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship that guarantees stability and tactile premium quality.
Electrical System and Condition:The lamps have been carefully preserved in their original state.Wiring: Coeval, original electrical system of the era with a brown two-pole cable.Controls: Both bases mount the original push-button switches, fully functional and seamlessly integrated into the design.
Condition: The objects present an authentic patina on both the brass and the enamel, certifying their historical integrity. The interior of one shade shows a slight tonal shift due to the heat of historical light bulbs, a further guarantee of the paint’s original authenticity.
Technical Data (Single Lamp):Height: 25.5 cmBase Diameter: 10.5 cmShade Diameter: 16 cmWeight: approx. 630 gBulb Socket: E14 (LED use is recommended to preserve the original enamel)
Notes for the Collector:A precious investment for interior designers and collectors looking for a museum-ready set, capable of bringing character and a touch of authentic Italian mid-century modernism to any interior.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlueMaterialMetal, BrassNumber of items1BrandStilnovoHeight26 cmWidth26 cmDepth11 cmSigns of usageScratches, Discoloring