Null Coppia di lampade da soffitto in ottone e metallo verniciato, circa 1960. 8…

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Coppia di lampade da soffitto in ottone e metallo verniciato, circa 1960. 8 luci ciascuna 78 cm di diametro. Elettrificate. Alcuni segni di usura.

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Coppia di lampade da soffitto in ottone e metallo verniciato, circa 1960. 8 luci ciascuna 78 cm di diametro. Elettrificate. Alcuni segni di usura.

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