Chandelier Lete by Andrea Anastasio for Artemide 1990

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Set of two amazing table lamps. Model 'Giocasta Notte'. Designed by Andrea Anastasio for Artemide, Italy, 1990s. Executed in metal and Murano glass, each lamp comes with 2 x E14 / E12 Edison screw fit bulb sockets. They are wired, in working condition and run both on 110 / 230 volt. Max. 40 Watt each socket. Each socket can be switched on/off separately. Delivery without bulbs. Our lights are checked, cleaned and suitable for use in the USA. For usage in US you would only have to change the plug or get a holiday converter if needed. Dimensions: Height: 18.11 in. (46 cm) Width: 7.88 in. (20 cm) Depth: 7.09 in. (18 cm) Net weight of both lamps ca. 4 KG Condition: Good original vintage condition. Wear consistent with use and age. Three of the decorative Murano rods...

The industrial and the craft coexist and merge in this image evoking Hokusai’s View Of The Amida Waterfall. Luna Rossa takes the the blood moon as its inspiration – a celestial event...

The industrial and the craft coexist and merge in this image evoking Hokusai’s View Of The Amida Waterfall. Luna Rossa takes the the blood moon as its inspiration – a celestial event...