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Discover Flos 265 Small A0320099, Halogen - 75W.
265 wall lamp by Flos with a unique design with an adjustable, long arm perfect for all rooms where you want direct lighting.
265 Small is a wall lamp designed by the designer Paolo Rizzatto in 1973 and produced by the famous Italian brand Flos. Lamp made of metal, available in different color finishes. Direct light wall lamp. Reflector and adjustable arm in painted steel. Reflector support in chromed brass. Cast iron conical counterweight. Wall attachment in painted steel. #flos #lightingdesign
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Flos 265
Broad Street Glasshouse England, probably London 1583
Date code of sept 1984 and has been in storage since te late 80s. Arius plate, 8mm hartford bearings and OG Hyper Shamans
NOS 265 Build date 8111, NTS snyder royal, and diabolix clear 105a
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