‘Helga’ Floor Lamp by Silvio Bilangione and Paolo Portoghesi for Fumagalli

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This floor lamp was designed by Silvio Bilangione and Paolo Portoghesi model Helga in Italy in 1967 and was produced for the Casa Papanice & Casa Corrias and edited or produced by Fu...

Spherical 'Helga' floor lamp designed by Silvio Bilangione and manufactured by Fumagalli, Italy 1967. The lamp is in a pleasing and original condition, showing the timeless design th...

"Helga" floor lamp by Silvio Bilangione, 1967.

An original Helga floor lamp by Silvio Bilangione, produced by Fumagalli, Italy in the 1960's. White lacquered wood. In working condition but we recom...