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Large Albert Tormos Oval Lamp, France 1970's
Large Albert Tormos Oval Lamp, France 1970's

Large Albert Tormos Oval Lamp, France 1970's

By Albert Tormos

Located in New York, NY

A large table lamp carved out of solid Pierre du Gard and signed to base, it also lights up from the back. Base only 12x12x4

Category

Mid-20th Century French Mid-Century Modern Table Lamps

Materials

Stone

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