Goffredo Reggiani 1970's Floor Lamp with 3 Lights

Arc lamp from the 1970s, produced by Reggiani. Aluminum-covered cast iron base with height and rotation adjuster, aluminum structure with 5 curved arms with bulbs. Adjustable height ...

Manhattan floor lamp produced by Tronconi in the 1970s. Structure and base in painted aluminum, side lighting with neon and halogen light in the top. Independent double ignition, ori...

Italian 1970s floor lamp, very similar to Verner Panton’s ‘Pantella’ lamp. Foot and stem in painted aluminum, plexiglass diffuser. In excellent condition.

Arc floor lamp Italian production 1970s. Aluminum and steel structure, perpex lampshade with aluminum grid for light diffusion. Adjustable in height and length. In excellent condi...

Rare floor lamp design Luigi Bandini Buti for Kartell 1965. Painted tubular metal structure, plexiglass double hemisphere diffuser. Mechanism with we...

Floor lamp with coffee table and magazine rack, Italian production from the 1950s. Painted metal structure and diffuser, white wooden table and wood...

Floor lamp by designer Goffredo Reggiani in the 70s. Square base with 4 arms in metal terminated by opaline glass globes.

The Trumpet floor lamp designed by Goffredo Reggiani c. 1970's. Base diameter: 13" Trumpet heights w/out bulb: S-52", M-61", L-69" Trumpet diameter: 9" Trumpet cluster diameter...

Rare and iconic floor lamp with three adjustable spheres in gilded metal and painted cast iron base by Goffredo Reggiani, Italy, 1970s.  

Floor-standing lamp designed by Goffredo Reggiani and produced by Reggiani in the 1970s, original of the period, it has a marble base, central tubing with original ignition switch, t...

Vintage Floor Lamp realised by Goffredo Reggiani, Italy, in the 1970s. Gilded Chrome Lamp with marble base.

Vintage floor lamp is an original contemporary Artwork realized in Italy in the 1970s by Goffredo Reggiani. A Brass lamp with curved body and with base in cast iron Made in Italy. Goffredo Reggiani founded his eponymous lighting factory in Brianza, Italy, a region known for its tradition in industry. In his designs, Reggiani utilized mainly chrome, as well as opaline glass and teak, to create Space Age designs, such as sputnik style chandeliers, globe-shaped table lamps, and floor lamps with trumpet-like diffusers. During the 1970s, Reggiani developed the first range of low voltage halogen lamps in Europe. Today, the company is still in operation, creating interior and exterior lighting...