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Grande lampe à poser Roger Capron en terre chamottée beige de Vallauris des années 60 - I051

large roger capron table lamp in beige vallauris chamotte clay from the 60s – I051

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Table lamp from the 60s by Roger Capron. Structure of the lamp base in chamotte earth, beige/orange enamel with a decoration representing a stylized man. Signature on the back of the lamp (see photo). Very nice vintage condition of the set, recommended LED bulb type B22, original electrical system. Presentation lampshade sold on request.

Artist : Roger Capron Origin : France

Period : 1960

Dimensions : H. ceramic 36cm / L. 23 cm / D. 11 cm / Total H. with lampshade 76 cm

Display lampshade : L. 46 cm / D. 31 cm / H. 41 cm

Condition : Very nice vintage condition, slight traces of time and use on the whole (see photos). Recommended LED bulb type B22, original electrical system.

Product ref : I051

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