Enter the world of rare and refined design with a true masterpiece from the 1950s: Gino Sarfatti's table lamp, model 598, for Arteluce. This is not just a lamp: it is a work of art, a piece of history and a collector's dream. With only a few examples existing in the world, it is truly a museum jewel. When your eyes are drawn to this exceptional lamp, you will immediately be struck by its iconic and unparalleled design. Its spherical shape is a testimony to the innovative genius of Gino Sarfatti. The nickel-plated brass cap, painted in a hypnotic shade of green, crowns the lamp like a precious Jewell, adding an element of sophistication and charm. But the real magic lies inside. Inside a transparent glass sphere, you will find a fully functional lamp holder, a testament to the lamp's timeless design. The patina on each component tells a story of decades past, adding character and depth to this remarkable piece. The lamp base is a true testament to eccentricity and creativity. Made in the shape of a cast iron semi-circle, it features intricate striped patterns, embellished with a patina that bears the signs of time - slight abrasions that only enhance its vintage charm. This lamp is not just a source of light: it is a symbol of Italian design history, an icon that has left an indelible mark on the world of design. It is not a simple purchase, but an investment for the future, a piece that will only appreciate with time. To own this lamp is to embrace a piece of 1950s Italian design, a piece of history that has shaped the world of aesthetics. It is a statement of appreciation for the craftsmanship of Gino Sarfatti and a testament to your discerning taste in design. Whether you are a design enthusiast or a convinced collector, this lamp is a treasure that transcends time and trends. It is a piece that will not only illuminate your space, but also your soul with its timeless beauty and historical significance.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
