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    “OSTRICA” TABLE LAMP, GAMMA3, 1970s

    510,00 €

    “Ostrica” table lamp, manufactured by the Italian company Gamma3 in the 1970s.

    This rare table lamp, named “Ostrica” (Italian for oyster), is a true design gem that perfectly captures the playful futurism and bold creativity characteristic of the Space Age design movement. Its name already reveals the designer’s inspiration: the sculptural form was created to resemble an oyster shell.

    The vibrant orange exterior, typical of the era, provides a striking contrast to the soft cream-colored interior with a subtle pearlescent sheen. The upper inner surface is lined with a mirror, which helps reflect and amplify the light. The lamp can also be fully closed, further emphasizing its resemblance to an oyster.

    Thanks to its ingenious design, this is not merely a functional lighting object but a genuine work of art. Even when switched off, it instantly adds character to a room and becomes a captivating conversation piece. It is also an appealing collector’s item, as examples in such well-preserved condition, complete with the original label, rarely appear on the market.

    This exceptional lamp is a timeless design icon of the 1970s—ideal for collectors of Italian design, lovers of eclectic interiors, or anyone wishing to add a distinctive futuristic touch to their home.

    Dimensions: 23 x 22 x 22 cm

    Weight: 0,5 kg

    The lamp is in excellent condition. Suitable for an E14 bulb.

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    Weight 0,5 kg
    Dimensions 23 × 22 × 22 cm
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