Ceiling lamp in lacquered iron and crystal made by Banci

Ceiling lamp made of lacquered iron and crystal, crafted by Banci in the late 1980s, consisting of a round disc of decorated sheet metal in terracotta color, upon which rest large green leaves and a cheerful yellow sunflower.

In the center, the crown is made of matte glass that conceals a dichroic bulb inside. 

This is a very decorative vintage-style ceiling lamp in excellent condition. 

This ceiling lamp will provide you with a bright and warm atmosphere, perfect as lighting in a living room or dining area. You will be enchanted by the joyful appearance of the floral polychromy and the elegance of the crystal crown.

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