Ettore Fantasia; Gino Poli - Floor lamp

ETTORE FANTASIA E GINO POLI Lampada da terra 'E7T' per Sothis 1972 Metallo cromato, vetro. Segni del tempo. 160 x 30 x 30 cm 'E7T' floor lamp for Sothis 1972 Chrome plated metal, glass. Wear. 62.99 x

Floor lamp, for Vetrerie Seguso. Murano glass and brass.. Cm 50,00 x 70,00 x 45,00. 1940s.

Attributed to Gino Sarfatti Floor Lamp , 1950s, brass standard, enameled spun-aluminum shades, marble base, ,h. 72 in Provenance: Los Angeles Modern Auctions, Los Angeles, CA, lot 68, December, 2000

Gino Sarfatti Floor lamp, model 1074 ArteluceItaly, 1957chrome-plated steel, cast iron, enameled aluminum 76 h x 9.5 w x 6.5 d in (193 x 24 x 17 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to hous

Ceiling lamp for Vetreria Aureliano Toso. Murano glass and brass.. Cm 80,00 x 50,00 x 50,00. 1950s.

Ceiling lamp for Vetreria Aureliano Toso. Murano glass and brass.. Cm 80,00 x 50,00 x 50,00. 1950s.

Attributed Arteluce Gino Sarfatti floor lamp. Articulated single arm with adjustable chrome globe shade, tripod base, hand stitched black leather handle and enameled metal shaft. Made in Italy. Circa

Gino Sarfatti rare floor lamp, model 1043 ArteluceItaly, 1951enameled steel, enameled and perforated aluminum, enameled brass, lacquered fiberglass, plastic18 w x 21 d x 53.5 h in (46 x 53 x 136 c

Gino Sarfatti, '1086' floor lamp, 1961, H. 127 cm (max.),Ø 17 cm. Made by Arteluce, Milan. Tubular metal, sheet metal, painted white, chrome-plated metal. Marked: Manufacturer's label., Romanel

Floor metal lamp with a sphere adjustable and polished aluminum reflector, mod. 1082N for Arteluce 1962. Literature: Gino Sarfatti Selected Works, Romanelli/ Sever, Silvana Editoriale, pag. 456. Domus

Height 77 cm, Diameter 25 cm, Materials: Chrome Plating, Plexiglas, Color White, silver. Bibliography F. Ferrari, Ferrari No Light: 1968-1973 lamps: the new Italian design, pl. 147, Allemandi, 2003.

Ettore Sottsass, 'Treetops' floor lamp, 1981, H. 196 cm. Made by Memphis, Milan. Sheet metal, tubular metal, cast metal, painted., Exh. cat. Lumières, CGP, Paris 1985, p. 143.

for Memphis Milano; enameled steel, enameled aluminum and chrome-plated brass; Provenance: Chuck Fries, Godfather of the Television Movie, and Ava Fries Estate, Beverly Hills 76 inches high

Ettore Sottsass - Treetops Floor Lamp. Dimensions 72x10x44

A 'Callimaco' floor lamp by Ettore Sottsass for Artemide. 79 x 15.5. All measurements are in inches.

Ettore Sottsass, 'Callimaco' floor lamp, 1980, H. 200 x 40 x 40 cm. Made by Artemide, Milan. Sheet metal, painted black, mustard-yellow and gray, partially chrome-plated. Marked: manufacturer's label.

Ettore Sottsass Callimaco floor lamp ArtemideItaly, 1982enameled aluminum, chrome-plated steel, plastic16 dia × 79.25 h in (41 × 201 cm) Decal manufacturer's label to underside

From a Larchmont estate. - Dimensions: 79" h & base approx: 12.5" dia.** 10.7.20 Updated condition

Gino Vistosi Floor / pendant lamp model Comare. Designed 1972. Chromed metal, glass. A suspension is included for ceiling mounting. H. 45 x D. 52 cm. Literature: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio del Desi

Mid-Century Modern Arteluce Chrome Floor Tripod Lamp. This is believed to be a 1960's, Gino Sarfatti style Arteluce, tripod floor-lamp. Has an adjustable arm with a counter weight for tilting and

GINO SARFATTI-STYLE CHROME FLOOR LAMPItaly, Mid-20th CenturyTripod base. Adjustable counter-balanced arm. Foot on/off switch. Unmarked.Height 58.5". Base diameter approx. 18".

GINO SARFATTI (Venezia, 1912 - Gravedona, 1985). Due lampade da terra con paralume in metallo dorato. Base e stelo in ferro. Numerate 1073. Anni '50. Difetti. Mis. Alt. massima cm. 210 ca. Mis Alt. mi

Height 216 cm. A mod. 1063 floor lamp in lacquered metal. Original decal. Arteluce, Italy, 1953Bibliografia M. Romanelli, S. Severi, Gino Sarfatti opere scelte 1938-1973, p. 250, Silvana Editore, 2012

Width: cm 35 Diameter: cm 5 Height: cm 215 Iconic floor lamp mod. 1063 by Gino Sarfatti with partially visible neon lamp, reflective tube and lacquered aluminum gear holder. Prod. Arteluce. 1954. (wit