Attributed to BIANCARDI & JORDAN, Italy, 40's - 50's.

Attributed to BIANCARDI & JORDAN, Italy, 40s - 50s.
Bell lamp.
Brass, marble and lacquered metal.
In good condition according to its use and age. There is wear in all parts of the structure.
All the lampshades have individual on/off and they all work.
Measurements: 175 x 70 x 35 cm.
Four-arm floor lamp designed and manufactured in Italy. The design perfectly represents the experimental and sculptural spirit of Italian post-war design, combining functionality, artistic expression and a careful selection of materials. The structure is made of brass, with lacquered metal lampshades in a vibrant chromatic composition of red, green, blue and yellow, supported by a solid marble base. Its four arms generate an architectural and dynamic presence, turning the lamp into an authentic sculptural element.
This piece resembles the creations of Biancardi & Jordan Arte, a prestigious Verona-based firm renowned for its innovative lighting production during the 1970s.
Biancardi & Jordan achieved international recognition for its unique handcrafted creations, associated with both Brutalist language and Italian Modernism. Their works are characterized by the combination of hand-worked metals and a marked search for lighting and volumetric effects. The firm is often compared to the famous Poliarte workshops, sharing the same desire for innovation and experimentation that defined the avant-garde of Italian lighting in the mid-20th century.