Gino Sarfatti. Pair of 'spot' ceiling lights, desi

height 15 cm, length 62 cm, depth 32 cm Pair of ceiling lamps model 3032/F rectangular by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce, Italy, 1954

Gino Sarfatti - Ceiling light model "3027/G". Produced by Arteluce, Milan, 1960, made circa 1970. Aluminium, glass (d cm 27) (defects and replacements) Bibliography: M. Romanelli, S. Severi, Gino Sarf

2134 ceiling light, Arteluce production, 1950s. Painted aluminium.. Cm 70,00 x 60,00 x 70,00. Literature: Clémence & Didier Krzentovski, The Complete Designer's lights II, JRP Ringier, p. 300

Gino Sarfatti Arteluce Ceiling light, model 2042/3. Designed in 1963. Black painted metal, satin glass, aluminum. H. 29, D. 50 cm. Marked with old Arteluce logo. Literature: Marco Romanelli & Sandra S

Gino Sarfatti Arteluce Ceiling light, model 2042/3. Designed in 1963. Black painted metal, satin glass, aluminum. H. 29, D. 50 cm. Marked with old Arteluce logo.

2090 Ceiling light for Arteluce. Painted metal, brass and satin opal glass.. Cm 30,00 x 70,00 x 30,00. 1950s. Literature: Romanelli M., Severi S., Gino Sarfatti opere scelte 1938-1973, Silvana editori

Gino Sarfatti Arteluce Ceiling light, model 2042/6. Designed in 1963. Black painted metal, satin glass, aluminum. H. 29, D. 74 cm. Marked with old Arteluce logo. Literature: Marco Romanelli & Sandra S

attributed. Pair of ceiling lamps. Olive wood, copper and rope.. Cm 29,00 x 108,00. 1940s.

Gino Sarfatti. '2042/3' ceiling light, 1963. H. 35 cm, D. 46 cm. Made by Arteluce, Milan. Sheet metal, tubular metal, painted black, matted glass.

Gino Sarfatti. '2097/30' ceiling light, 1958. H. 71 cm, Dm. 90 cm. Made by Arteluce, Milan. Tubular brass, brass rods, black plastic.

Gino Sarfatti. '2097/18' ceiling light, 1958. H. 64.5 cm, D. 60 cm. Made by Arteluce, Milan. Tubular brass, brass rods, black plastic.

Quantity: 1 Gino Sarfatti model no. 2065 ceiling lamp in black and white for Astep. Model 2065 consists of a diffuser made of two joined opalescent perspex saucers, suspended from the ceiling with a b

Designed by Gino Sarfatti. Pair of adjustable three-light floor lamps on circular white marble bases with black enamel shafts and chrome arms bearing leather grips and creme metal shades. [Arms and sh

in the style of. Ceiling light. Lacquered metal and glass.. Cm 50,00 x 28,00. 1970s.

in the style of. Ceiling light. Painted metal, brass and satin opal glass.. Cm 40,00 x 80,00. 1950s.

in the style of. Ceiling light. Painted metal, brass and opal glass.. Cm 40,00 x 80,00. 1950s.

SARFATTI GINO (1912 - 1985) For Arte Luce. Pair of wall lights model 237/2. Lacquered metal, glass. Cm 35,00 x 14,00 x 23,00. Publication: Gino Sarfatti, Selected Works 1938/1973 by Marco Romanelli an

Pair of adjustable wall lamps. Lacquered metal and brass. Cm 12,50 x 20,00 x 25,00. Pair of adjustable wall lights, for Arteluce (Brand of the manufacturer present at AL Milano, Arteluce), 50s. Base i

GINO SARFATTI Un insieme di cinque lampade a plafone "SP/13n" per ARTELUCE, 1970. Metallo cromato. Etichetta Arteluce. Altezza cm 7,5, diametro cm 7. A set of five ceiling lights, "SP/13n" model, manu

GINO SARFATTI Una lampada a plafone "3010" per ARTELUCE, 1959. Alluminio laccato, vetro satinato sfumato. Altezza cm 19, diametro cm 28. A "3010" ceiling light manufatured by ARTELUCE, 1959. Lacquered

Ceiling light, model 3010 Lacquered aluminium frame and reflecting band, frosted opal glass diffuser. Manufactured by Arteluce, 1959 ca. h 20 cm, max diameter 30 cm Literature: M. Romanelli, S. Severi

Large hanging lamp Attr. Gino Sarfatti, 1950. Gino Sarfatti's suspension lamp is made with a large rectangular painted aluminium structure. The stem that supports the ceiling light is made of tubular

Gino Sarfatti (Venezia 1912 - Gravedona 1985) Pair of wall of ceiling lamps with adjustable reflector model "36". Produced by Arteluce, Milan, 1950-1955. Metal. Bearing production label inside the she

Pair of 591 table lamps for Arteluce. 1962. Chromed steel. Cm 12,00 x 12,00 x 12,00. Provenance: Lana collection, Milan. Lot accompanied by the purchase invoice to the Sottsass studio.Literature: Roma