Name
Carlo Giorgi brass floor lamp with three leaves for Bottega Gadda, Italy 1970
Ref.
L252
Editor
Bottega Gadda, Italy 1970
Description
Carlo Giorgi Rabarbaro brass floor lamp with three leaves for Bottega Gadda, Italy 1970
This gorgeous brass floor lamp is often wrongly attributed to Tommaso Barbi but has been actually designed by Italian designer and sculptor Carlo Giorgi and made my the famous Bottega Gadda brass atelier in Milan c.1970.
This is the biggest and tallest lamp made by Carlo Giorgi with the Rabarbaro leaves and it culminates at almost 1,9 m height and a width of 160 cm which makes it a fantastic piece for a big entrance or living room.
The lamp has been delicately and beautifully restored and repolished by hand by a specialized Swiss brass artisan.
This gorgeous brass floor lamp is often wrongly attributed to Tommaso Barbi but has been actually designed by Italian designer and sculptor Carlo Giorgi and made my the famous Bottega Gadda brass atelier in Milan c.1970.
This is the biggest and tallest lamp made by Carlo Giorgi with the Rabarbaro leaves and it culminates at almost 1,9 m height and a width of 160 cm which makes it a fantastic piece for a big entrance or living room.
The lamp has been delicately and beautifully restored and repolished by hand by a specialized Swiss brass artisan.
Dimensions
Height 185 cm Depth 61 cm Width 160 cm
Remarks
Very good condition.
Price
SOLD
