Iconic 60s Design Ceramic Lamp 'Longobarda' by Marcello Cuneo for Gabbianelli, Large Size in White

Looking for a unique piece to bring some vintage charm into your home. Check out the gabbianelli longobarda ceramic lamp! Designed by marcello cuneo in 1966, this amazing lamp isn’t just a light source—it’s a slice of italian design history. Made from a single piece of white ceramic, its smooth lines and simple shape make it a perfect fit for any modern or retro-inspired room. In 1967, it even won the "andrea palladio" prize, recognizing its incredible design! And if that wasn’t cool enough, the longobarda lamp was showcased at new york’s moma in 1972 during the famous "italy: the new domestic landscape" exhibition. It was also displayed at the israel museum in 1973! This large model is still in fantastic condition, with only tiny chips on the base that you can’t see when it’s on display, and it has the original label still attached. Whether it’s for your home office, living room, or bedroom, this lamp adds a dash of retro style and a whole lot of history. It’s perfect for anyone who loves mid-century design or just wants to add a unique piece to their space. The longobarda lamp isn’t just a lamp—it’s a conversation piece and a little part of 1960s italy right in your home! Item. Table lamp. Designer. Marcello cuneo. Maker. Gabbianelli. Model. Longobarda. Period. 1960s. Country. Italy. Material. Ceramic. Color. White. Dimensions (cm). 16 X 16 X 24 h. Condition. Excellent. Minuscule chips at the base, not visible when the lamp is in use.