Coppia di Lampade 'Clio' di Sergio Mazza per Artemide Anni 70

Pair of wall lamps made of chrome-plated metal with glass diffusers.

Lampada a soffitto in alluminio nichelato e in vetro bianco. Buone le condizioni.

Pair of wall lamps model 'Shogun' designed by Mario Botta and produced by Artemide since the 1980s. Made of white lacquered metal, they feature adjustable lampshades, useful for va...

Ceiling lamp in chromed aluminum and mirrored glass.

Pair of wall lamps in enameled metal with opaline glass diffuser.

Wall/ceiling lamps; metal, silk-screened sandblasted glass.

Sergio Mazza sconces "Clio" for Artemide. Made in Italy in 1960s Opalescent glass, nickel plated brass. Can be used as wall lights or ceiling lights. Take two medium base bulbs each....

Sergio Mazza sconces "Clio" for Artemide, set of 2. Made in Italy in 1960s Opalescent glass, nickel plated brass. Can be used as wall lights or ceiling lights. Take two medium base b...

Single wall light Design by Sergio Mazza for Artemide Good conditions Thank you

1960s Sergio Mazza 'Demi Clio' wall or ceiling lamp for Artemide. Executed in nickeled brass and opaline glass, Italy, circa 1960s. Clean and architectural, these hardwired lamps emi...

Pair of Clio wall sconces designed by Sergio Mazza for Artemide in the 1963, frosted glass lampshade , structure in nickel-plated brass, each lamp superimposed 1 light points that e...

Pair of 2 Clio wall sconces designed by Sergio Mazza for Artemide in the 1963, frosted glass lampshade , structure in nickel-plated brass, each lamp superimposed 2 light points that emit a warm and soft light. mounts E 27 bulbs. Excellent conditions, electric plant revised, perfectly working. Sergio Mazza is an Italian designer born in 1931 in Milan.In 1955 he began his professional career and from 1961 he worked alongside G. Gramigna in the Smc studio, working in the field of furniture and industrial design. Among the various awards received, we remember the report at the Compasso d'Oro 1960 for the Delta lamp by Artemide and the silver medal for the Italian Apartment at the X Triennale in Milan. From 1967 he began to design also for Olivari, signing the handles Macco, until the model Giuliana, with Gramigna, of 1987. In the field of publishing, always with Gramigna, he directed the magazine "Ottagono" from its foundation until 1988. For all the iconic pieces of Italian design follow our gallery SECONDA GIOVINEZZA.