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Creator: The Elton Company
Floor Lamp by Tony Paul for The Elton Company
By The Elton Company, Tony Paul
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Floor Lamp by Tony Paul for The Elton Company. Designed and manufactured in the USA, in 1959. Multiple steel enameled rods form a cage-like floor lamp base. The top of the stand allo...
Category

1950s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage The Elton Company Lighting

Materials

Steel

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