Null JOSEPH-ANDRÉ MOTTE (1925-2013)
Floor lamp known as M1, circa 1960, with int…

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JOSEPH-ANDRÉ MOTTE (1925-2013) Floor lamp known as M1, circa 1960, with interlocking white plexiglass sheet bulb covers arranged on an inverted U-shaped brass structure, resting on a thick circular ash base. H. 123 cm. - D.: 30 cm. Disderot edition (Scratches, scuffs) References - Patrick Favardin, Les décorateurs des années 50, Norma, 2002, similar model reproduced p. 247. - Clémence Didier Krzentowski, The complete Designers' lights II, JRP Ringier, 2012, similar model reproduced p. 171. Expert: Romain Coulet

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JOSEPH-ANDRÉ MOTTE (1925-2013) Floor lamp known as M1, circa 1960, with interlocking white plexiglass sheet bulb covers arranged on an inverted U-shaped brass structure, resting on a thick circular ash base. H. 123 cm. - D.: 30 cm. Disderot edition (Scratches, scuffs) References - Patrick Favardin, Les décorateurs des années 50, Norma, 2002, similar model reproduced p. 247. - Clémence Didier Krzentowski, The complete Designers' lights II, JRP Ringier, 2012, similar model reproduced p. 171. Expert: Romain Coulet

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