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This rare and elegant brass palm tree lamp from the 1960s is a perfect example of Hollywood Regency design. With its beautifully crafted palm tree shape and detailed leaves, this lamp exudes luxury and sophistication. The brass finishreflects light beautifully, creating a warm and inviting glow that enhances any space. A true statement piece for lovers of glamorous vintage decor.
Inspired by the opulent interiors of the Hollywood Regency era, this lamp is reminiscent of designs by Maison Jansen and Hans Kögl, who were known for their high-end decorative lighting and furniture. These iconic designs remain highly sought after by collectors and interior designers.
A striking and timeless piece that brings a touch of mid-century luxury to any living room, bedroom, or stylish office.
DIMENSIONS
Height: 48cm Diameter: 42cm Cord length: 210cm
PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition: Good - some signs of use, especially on the base. Material: Brass Fitting: E27 Including light bulb
Period of production: 1960 Country of origin: Italy
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Niels Verberne started in 2020, selling Alessi items through Catawiki. Within six months he put together single-seller-auctions. Soon after vintage lighting and 20th century furniture followed.
