Fontana Arte Ashanghai Table Light 1955
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Fontana Arte Ashanghai Table Light 1955
This extremely elegant table lamp was designed by Max Ingrand in 1955, during the period when this French maestro was artistic director at FontanaArte. Chromed brass joints hold together five tubes made of transparent borosilicate glass that form a series of intersections supporting the lamp.
Table lamp with diffused light and dimmable by switch button. Frame and fixing points made of chrome-plated brass. Base made of transparent borosilicate glass tubes.
Transparent power cable, dimmer and plug.
glass, metal
Bulb not included.
LED 3x6W E14 (2700K, 3x470Lm) or HA 3x30W E14 (2700K, 3x405Lm)
Size: H 77 cm, Dia 47 cm
Max Ingrand
A famous French master glass worker and decorator, he was artistic director of FontanaArte for one decade, starting from 1954. During that time, he came up with true design classics, such as the Fontana table lamp, still one of the best selling products for the company that bears its name. Having studied at the school of Fine Arts in Paris, he specialised in the decorative Arts, under the guidance of major artists such as Jacques Grüber and Charles Lemaresquier. He produced a great number of stained glass panels for religious buildings, hotels and public places, and was awarded the French Legion of Honour.
