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BLUE PILLOLA LAMP BY CESARE CASATI AND EMANUELE PONZI
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Description
A very iconic original Blue “Pillola” lamp very representative of this POP era
1968 Italian design by Cesare Casati and Emanuele Ponzi for Ponteur, Italy.
A set of five separate lamps in blue, white, green, red and yellow ABS plastic and acrylic, forming adjustable light weighted capsules in perforated Perspex placed on circular bases in altuglas. Publisher stamps in original boxes
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Documentation: Signed Origin: Italy Period: 1950-1979 Materials: Acrylic, rubber. Condition: Good. Very Good: This item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use. Creation Date: 1968 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: FM1792-2 Incollect Reference #: 485871 -
Dimensions
H. 21.65 in; Diam. 5.51 in; H. 55 cm; Diam. 14 cm;
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