Flos Arco Marble Floor Lamp reproduction

((Damage arm, needs to be cut & have arm re-welded.)) Base is perfect condition, arms parts are in 3 (1 damaged). Chrome Lamp Head is in 2 parts. It is a reproduction of the Flos Arco Floor Lamp, designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962. The original sells for $3950 , and is a modern design classic that is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The large dome-shaped spun aluminum shade dangles at the end of a curved stainless steel stem, which arches out of a heavy block of White marble. FLOS was first established in 1962 in Merano, Italy, to produce high quality modern lighting. This Italian lighting company continues to do so to this day by collaborating with talented international designers and researching the latest lighting technologies and materials. Resulting FLOS lighting fixtures are daring and provocative, yet uphold the fundamental principles of good design. A standing lamp vs. an overhead light source — never an easy decision in the best of times. Until the clever Arco lamp came along, that is, and served both needs. Inspired by the design of a street light, providing overhead lighting without ceiling suspension, the Arco lamp by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni is genius design thinking in arresting form. With an arched arm that cantilevers outward, allowing for movement both around and below, and grounded by a heavy base made from Carrara marble, the lamp is designed for grace and stability. The Arco’s immaculate form and finish is the product of refined engineering — a strong suit of its designers. No detail was spared in the making of it: the beveled corners of its marble base for instance are designed not to hurt should you fall against it. And that odd hole in the lamp’s base? Designed so a stick can be pushed through, enabling two people to lift and carry it. The Arco Floor Lamp is available with the following: Details: Provides both direct and indirect light Designed by Achille...