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Poldina Lido Table Lamp
Poldina Lido Table Lamp is a battery-operated, portable and rechargeable table lamp that features a ceramic lampshade cover, made and hand-painted in Italy.
The ceramic hand-decorated shade is exclusively manufactured in partnership between Zafferano Ai Lati & Civita Castellana, a long-established factory in a village near Rome. Civita Castellana is renowned for being a location where the art of ceramics has been practised since the 10th century BC.
Poldina Lido Table Lamp is made of painted die-cast aluminium with a polycarbonate diffuser and is equipped with a contact charging base and dimmer touch control. Suitable for outdoor (lamp IP65 rating) and indoor use (lamp on charging base IP20 rating).
The lamp is also equipped with a light colour temperature selection function, 2700K or 3000K.
| Dimensions (cm) | H38 x Ø13 |
|---|---|
| Application | Indoor / Outdoor |
| Material | Aluminium, Ceramic, Polycarbonate |
| Finish | Blue, Green, Red or Yellow |
| Lamp | LED 2.2W 2700K-3000K |
| IP-Rating | IP54 |
This product has a lead time of 14-18 weeks for production and dispatch.
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Do you support authentic designs? Yes, at Lighterior, we're dedicated to supporting original design. Everything on our site is authentic and bears the maker's mark. We stand behind the quality of everything we sell whilst your satisfaction with our products and service is paramount to us.
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Zafferano Ai Lati
In 2005, Federico de Majo presented Ai Lati, a brand of lighting for indoors and outdoors, featuring a specific identity in the decorative and technical lighting fields.
These collections combine the art of glassmaking with technology.