Ceiling lamp (2) - Gilt brass, prismatic glass

Refined pair of vintage Italian ceiling lights dating from the 1970s, characterized by substantial diffusers in thick prismatic pressed glass with high light refraction, satin-finished metal frame, and a central brass knob.

The design combines modernist optical geometries, deep crystalline facets, and refined organic motifs inspired by leaves and petals, enriched by thin incised vein patterns on the glass. The particular workmanship creates exceptional plays of light refraction, crystal-like reflections, and a strong sculptural presence typical of the best Italian Brutalist and Space Age design.

Each diffuser features:

* deep central geometric facets;
* bulged elements with lens-like effect;
* micro-rigated optical textures;
* decorative leaf details with incised veins;
* extraordinary reflections and light play both when lit and unlit.

The glass, particularly thick and heavy, shows an elegant transparent shade slightly champagne/honey, a characteristic feature of some high-quality decorative glass from the 1970s. This subtle warm hue further enhances light refraction and gives the set a sophisticated, luxury look.

The material quality is remarkable: each diffuser weighs about 1.6 kg (glass only, without lamp holder), a detail that underscores the glass thickness and the object's structural solidity.

The ceiling lights evoke Italian Modernist, Mid-Century, and Hollywood Regency design tastes, in the style of Veca, Sciolari, Limburg, or Kalmar productions.

Both lamps have recently undergone electrical work and are in excellent cosmetic condition, with slight and normal signs of age on the metal parts.

Ideal for:

* design hallways;
* modernist entries;
* luxury bedrooms;
* Space Age interiors;
* Mid-Century Modern projects;
* brutalist glamour or contemporary environments.

Measurements (each):

* Diameter: 26 cm
* Depth: 10 cm
* Total weight: about 1.9 kg
* Weight of glass only: about 1.6 kg

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