Reggiani extendable arc lamp 1979

G. Reggiani lamp. The chrome metal lampshade has some scratches, and I personally carried out a restoration, which is why there is a lack of paint inside the globe, but it has not lost its shine or geometry. Its extendable arm consists of two nickel-plated steel tubes that slide into each other to allow for both extending its reach and height, as well as hiding the newly replaced electrical wire of over 6 meters. This lamp is almost multi-purpose, but you will still need to gather all your strength to move this Carrara marble behemoth weighing around 80 kilos! However, it can slide if the surface it is placed on allows it. Stability guaranteed. Transport by me is recommended. Just so you know, there is a chip on the back, but I find it gives it an even more raw look, and honestly, it is barely noticeable. Height of the lampshade at the highest: 167 cm. Height of the lampshade at the lowest: 94 cm. Base: 9.5/35 cm height at the highest. Width: 30 cm. Depth: 8.5/39.5 cm. Estimated weight: 80 kg. The photos are unretouched (only exposure adjustment) under natural sunlight and/or shade, but for objects often under lamps to best reproduce the color, or under neutral artificial light. Please note that color perception is subjective. The deliberate choice of natural and unretouched lighting is the intention of zaff_vintage to show you the light effects according to the exposures with complete transparency and neutrality.