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Vistosi lamp ? 40 cm high 14 cm diameter top and bottom open signed vistosi ? Can anybody tell me is this a Vistosi lamp and if so which one cant find a model nr on it untill today also had never seen the Vistosi signing
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So it is not a Lio? Mangiarotti?
What is it that makes you think its not Vistosi? I mean, isn't that what it says?
Its also very characteristic of Vistosi, so I see no reason to think its not one.
stillwater tought it was to cheap when i bought it and went through a number of vistosi cataloques cant find it in them .vetraio50 with the Lio's the white is more defined this is more like a fog
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Well just becuase you didn't find it in the catalog doesn't mean its a fake. And it doesn't seem like the kind of thing that would be faked either? Come onnnn, its real.
stunning :) and fab:)