Rotaflex lounge lamp by Yasha Heifetz, 1960, USA

Beautiful and rare rotaflex living room lamp, large model designed by yasha heifetz for rotaflex heifetz in the 1960s, usa. Diffuses a beautiful light and brings a warm atmosphere to your interior. Double zipper lighting, the ability to turn on the rotaflex base and the upper part (lampshade) or only the upper part together. Executed in spun plastic, light beige color, round teak base, brass finish, beige conical lampshade. Very good condition and in working order. Dimensions: h. 90 / p. 35 / l. 35 cm / wood base 20 cm in diameter. In 1953, the british company rotaflex was founded by bernard stern, a painter turned industrialist, who commissioned john and sylvia reid to design lamps that received several awards. In addition to the spun cellulose acetate, john and sylvia reid have improved the range with the "christals" series, made of cellulose acetate sprinkled in countless tiny pieces of lucite. The british rotaflex lamps were distributed in france by disderot and vice versa. Dimensions: h. 90 / p. 20 / l.35 cm.