Lighting
Wall Lamp
| Original Condition |
Painted Aluminium Dome, Chrome Steel, Chrome Brass and Painted Steel base.
Painted Aluminium Dome, Chrome Steel, Chrome Brass and Painted Steel base.
H 16.93 in. x W 10.24 in. x D 10.24 in. | Dome diameter 7.09 in. | Base H 1.38 in. x W 7.49 in. x D 1.97 in.
H 43 cm x W 26 cm x D 26 cm | Dome diameter 18 cm | Base H 3.5 cm x W 19 cm x D 5 cm
1.0 kg/ 2.20 lbs
H 43 cm x W 26 cm x D 26 cm | Dome diameter 18 cm | Base H 3.5 cm x W 19 cm x D 5 cm
1.0 kg/ 2.20 lbs
BO.LMP.032-001
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A wall lamp attributed to an unidentified designer, signed 'Ticino,' combines a painted aluminium dome shade with a structure of chrome steel, chrome brass, and painted steel. The dome, measuring...
A wall lamp attributed to an unidentified designer, signed "Ticino," combines a painted aluminium dome shade with a structure of chrome steel, chrome brass, and painted steel. The dome, measuring 18 cm in diameter, is mounted above a rectangular base plate of painted steel finished in chrome. Overall dimensions are 43 by 26 by 26 cm, with the piece weighing 1.0 kilogram. The work survives in original condition, retaining its period hardware and finishes without later intervention.
Wall fixtures of this configuration, pairing metal shades with exposed structural mounts, correspond to mid-century lighting production oriented toward functional, industrially fabricated forms. The absence of further maker records reflects common gaps in documentation for lighting produced outside major design houses during this period.
Wall fixtures of this configuration, pairing metal shades with exposed structural mounts, correspond to mid-century lighting production oriented toward functional, industrially fabricated forms. The absence of further maker records reflects common gaps in documentation for lighting produced outside major design houses during this period.