1950s Giuseppe Ostuni "Ochetta" Yellow Wall or Table Lamp for O-Luce

1950s Giuseppe Ostuni "Ochetta" Yellow Wall or Table Lamp for O-Luce1950s Giuseppe Ostuni "Ochetta" yellow wall or table lamp for O Luce. An extremely rare and surprisingly utilitarian lamp executed in brass and yellow painted metal by one of the most refined Italian designers of the midcentury. A highly adaptable light, the legs of the lamp can be slide up or down for easy adjustability, while the shade rotates freely on Ostuni's patented ball joint system. Literature "Giuseppe Ostuni: O Luce," 2015; Luminaires

The lamp's body on the polished brass variant will acquire a lovely patina over time

A striking yet minimalistic pair of table lamps designed by Nummi in the early 1950s

Small size accommodates a single max 40W equivalent E12 base LED bulb

Executed in satin brushed stainless steel frame and fully upholstered in choice of a variety of leathers

as well as the supports for the armrests and backrests

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this chair's design & materials quickly ushered in paper cord's use among other designers - a testament to Wegner's visionary approach

Available to order in unlimited quantities as the Module 1 and Module 2

Executed in 3 hand blown bubbled Seguso glass pendants with brass and black painted metal accents

Voronoi III: Diameter: 8

The resulting output is a highly refined IP44-rated lamp with a glare-free light cast down and outward in all directions

larger or custom sizing can add additional 12 weeks or more