Pair of table lamps By Giuliano Cesari and Enrico Panzeri For Nucleo Sormani Carved travertine Designed in 1971 This distinctive pair of table lamps, designed by Giuliano Cesari in the 1970s, exemplifies the unique and innovative design ethos of the era. Crafted from travertine, these lamps feature a sculptural form that is both bold and elegant. The lamps are characterized by their spiral, shell-like shape, creating a dynamic and eye-catching silhouette. The natural travertine stone boasts a warm, earthy hue with intricate veining and textural variations, highlighting the material's organic beauty. This rich, tactile quality of travertine adds a sense of sophistication and timelessness to the pieces. Each lamp forms an open, circular structure. The open design not only enhances the visual appeal but also allows for a fascinating interplay of light and shadow when the lamps are illuminated. The inner surfaces are smoothly finished, contrasting subtly with the textured exterior. These lamps by Giuliano Cesari are a perfect example of the blend of art and function, typical of 1970s design. They serve as both illuminating sources and sculptural objects, making them ideal for adding a touch of vintage charm and modernist flair to any interior space. Perfect for a variety of settings, from a chic living room to a stylish office, these travertine lamps will undoubtedly become a focal point and a conversation starter. Their unique design and high-quality craftsmanship ensure they will remain cherished pieces for years to come. UK Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.