Albanella by Sergio Brazzoli & Ermanno Lampa for Guzzini, 1973

Introducing the 'Albanella' (modello 4021) table lamp, produced in Italy in 1973 by the iconic duo Sergio Brazzoli & Ermanno Lampa for Guzzini.
 
This timeless piece of features a sleek and modern design that perfectly captures the essence of Italian vintage craftsmanship. This lamp is not just a lighting fixture, but a statement piece that brings a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space. The attention to detail and proportion ensure that the Albanella lamp stands the test of time, making it a valuable addition to any interior or collection. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of Italian design history with this Albanella lamp.
 
Often confused as a single designer, Harvey Guzzini was a mid-century modern Italian lighting company founded in 1959 by six brothers in the Guzzini family. Brothers Giovanni, Raimondo, Giuseppe, Adolfo, Virgilio and Giannuzio started the company to produce a range of lighting fixtures during the postwar years.
 
Founded in their hometown of Recanati, the brand would become one of the most notable lighting manufacturers. A fun fact is that the company at first focused on making copper decorative objects. In 1963, the brothers expanded their studio space and started to turn their attention to lighting production. Soon after, they hired Luigi Massoni, a prolific Italian designer to be their head of design.
By the late 1960s, the brand had grown exponentially and became known as one of the most well known design firms in Italy.
 
The condition of this piece is excellent. From the first owner!
No marks, yellowness or disformation of the acylic shade and metal base. Electrically checked, in full working order with its original plug and Castiglioni switch. Original adhesives still present.
 
Height: 48cm
Depth: 56cm
Width: 46cm