Veneta Lumi

Rare Pair of Eyeball Lamps Veneta Lumi – Excellence of Made in Italy Space Age (60s/70s) Splendid and exceptional pair of table lamps (also suitable as wall lamps) produced by the renowned Italian manufacturer Veneta Lumi. Characterized by a vibrant yellow color, these lamps perfectly embody Space Age aesthetics and are today difficult to find as an intact pair. The lamps differ in a few small details, probably from different years but obviously from the same parent company. Also the yellow color varies slightly. They still have the factory-original cords with switches and plugs, which also probably differ due to different production years (see last photo close-up). AUTHENTICITY AND DESIGN DETAILS: One of the two lamps bears the label with the brand inside the dome under the base, and the brand stamped under the base, all of which confirms authenticity (see close-up photo). Versatility: The domes are fully adjustable vertically, allowing you to direct the light beam as desired. TECHNICAL CONDITION AND STATE: Operation: Both have been tested and are fully functional. Vintage Condition: The items show good aesthetic condition. They feature natural signs of time consistent with age and originality (photos are part of the description). TECHNICAL SHEET: Measurements: Height about 16 cm | Sphere diameter about 12 cm (measurements refer to a single lamp). Bulb: Standard socket (warm light recommended with the silvered dome for the effect shown in the photo). Bulbs not included. Note: On request, it is possible to provide a pair of new identical bulbs for an extra €20 after payment of the lot. Shipping: Professional reinforced packaging and tracked shipping across Europe. Extra-EU customs duties are the buyer's responsibility. Invoicing: Upon request, it is possible to issue an invoice/turchase receipt (for Italy, the Tax Code must be provided via message right after purchase). A piece of Italian design history offered without reserve price (NO RESERVE).

Estimation:€150

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