Joe Colombo. Wall lamp model "Coupé - 1158". Produced… - photo 1

Joe Colombo. Wall lamp model "Coupé - 1158". Produced…

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21.12.2023 15:00UTC +02:00
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Italy, Milan
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Lot 472 | Joe Colombo. Wall lamp model "Coupé - 1158". Produced…
Wall lamp model "Coupé - 1158". Produced by O-Luce, Milan, Disegno del 1967, esecuzione 1970 ca. Chromed metal arch, reflector, and white-painted aluminum base. (h 115 cm.) (slight defects)
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