Italian vintage floor lamp Mezza Luna by Bruno Gecchelin for Skipper Pollux, Italy 1970s

Mezza Luna floor lamp designed in 1974 by the Italian Bruno Gecchelin. It was produced in later years by the firm Skipper and Pollux in Milan. The design consists of a chrome-plated tubular steel structure, a marble base and an adjustable head lacquered in beige white. On the edge of the shade there is an adjustable switch that allows us to vary the intensity of the light. The shaft is adjustable from 180cm to 197cm, so we can also play with the height. The head turns on itself so that the light can be pointed in any direction. It is in an impeccable state of conservation with all its original pieces, being able to present very slight marks in accordance with the antiquity of the piece. Pure Italian design, visual lightness and minimalism at its best. We have two units available with slight differences in colour and marble base. It is recommended to contact us before formalizing the purchase.