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Luigi Caccia Dominioni, pair of LP11 wall lights for Azucena, Italy, 195
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Description
The LP11 wall light, also called 'Pallone', was designed by Caccia Dominioni and made by Azucena starting from the second half of the 1950s. The lamp, of considerable size, is made up of a brass plate to be fixed to the wall, which hides the electric cable, onto which a long S-shaped rod is screwed.
The rod can be lowered or raised as desired and rotated to the right or left.
The upper part of the rod houses three lamp holders (E14) and a perforated pttone 'plate', which allows you to place a large opaline glass sphere, which, in the upper part, is in turn closed by a brass lid.
The conditions of our wall sconces are good: the glass is in perfect condition, while the brass part shows signs of wear and age. - More Information
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Message from Seller:
Blend Roma, located at Via Margutta 55/b in the heart of Rome, curates unique objects that blend diverse materials, styles, colors, and forms to spark creative dialogue. Guided by instinct and taste rather than rigid rules, our collection offers inventive solutions for those who value originality. Contact us at +39.063.265.2067 or blend@blend.it.
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