Null Michele de LUCCHI (born 1951) for ARTEMIDE
Cyclos model
Circular suspension…

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Michele de LUCCHI (born 1951) for ARTEMIDE Cyclos model Circular suspension lamp in metal and glass. The partially frosted glass diffuser is held by two recessed cylinders. Grey brushed metal body. Circa 1980 H_100 cm W_67 cm D_67 cm

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Michele de LUCCHI (born 1951) for ARTEMIDE Cyclos model Circular suspension lamp in metal and glass. The partially frosted glass diffuser is held by two recessed cylinders. Grey brushed metal body. Circa 1980 H_100 cm W_67 cm D_67 cm

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