French Red Perforated Metal Table Lamp by Mathieu Matégot, 1950s

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French Red Perforated Metal Table Lamp by Mathieu Matégot, 1950sA rare "Baghdad" table lamp designed by the notable Mathieu Matgot in the 1950s in his staple enamelled perforated metal. This piece stands out through its unique sculptural form and the way the light gently diffuses through the sheets of aluminium. Other Matgot pieces are also available in our collection. In its original condition. The European wiring has undergone professional inspection and verification. If you reside in the United States, a basic

(50 cm)Depth: 13

Here pictured in unfinished condition but the assemble will be restored according to your preferences

Creator: Tobia Scarpa

A First Edition table lamp model "1853" designed by iconic French designer Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte in Milano

with a conveniently placed handle boasting a plastic knob that facilitates easy movement bearing the mark of Japanese origins

The base is rectangular and the shade is newly replaced

A true collector’s piece

The spherical shade diffuses a warm light with a slightly smaller focus than the cone-shaped variation

Both designs are made of rattan and tubular black lacquered steel

Seat Height: 46 cm

The rounded club-style chair adds an Art Nouveau-inspired touch

It features an elegant matte black lacquer finish