Angelo Lelii table lamp mod. 14096 by Arredoluce, Italy 1970

Cubic table lamp mod. 14096 by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, Italy 1970. Intriguing design composed of primary shapes: a cubic-shaped base, a sphere-shaped light source, and a cylindrical switch. The variation in polished and brushed surfaces creates a modest yet stunning contrast: brushed stainless steel is used for the front and back sides, while a shiny surface is used for the sides and the sphere. The light ball is held in place by an ingenious magnet system inside the base, which makes it both playful and adjustable into different orientations—functioning to light up a piece from a low angle or work as an indirect spotlight shining down or sideways. Great radical yet minimal design. Marked with the original label at the bottom: Arredoluce Monza, made in Italy. All electrical parts have been professionally checked for safety and durability and approved. The lamp is provided with multiple spare original 12V bayonet light bulbs, which are also available in specialized shops, so future use is guaranteed. In excellent original condition.