Chandelier - Glass, Metal, Chrome
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Selected by Fiammetta Fulchiati
Over five years' experience with antiques and expertise in Murano glass.
Estimate € 220 - € 350
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Authentic Murano glass pendant chandelier from the 1960s–70s Space Age era, with five chrome metal fittings, white opal glass modules and bright orange inserts, height adjustable to 120 cm, 35 cm wide, 50 cm deep, 14 cm in diameter, weight 6 kg, made in Italy and in good vintage condition with minor signs of age.
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Splendid suspended chandelier in authentic Murano glass, an icon of Italian design from the 1970s. This piece represents the 'Space Age' aesthetics, characterized by organic shapes, vibrant colors, and a skilled use of light.
The structure is composed of multiple opalescent white glass diffusion elements (lattimo), paired with inserts in bright orange glass, which give the lamp a bold and distinctive character. The suspension system, original to the era, features chromed metal elements with exposed fixing screws, highlighting the artisanal construction quality.
This lamp is not just a lighting fixture, but a true luminous sculpture, ideal for interiors seeking an original vintage touch, sophisticated and high visual impact.
Technical Features
Murano, Italy
1960s - 1970s
Space Age / Mid-Century Modern
Murano glass (laminated technique), Metal
White lattimo, Bright orange
Excellent vintage condition, with natural signs of aging that confer authenticity to the piece.
The 'modular' or stackable design, combined with the use of screw-fixed metal elements, is very close to the production of historic furnaces such as Vistosi or Mazzega. These companies, along with other Murano producers of the era, collaborated with renowned designers (such as Alessandro Pianon for Vistosi or Toni Zucchi for Mazzega) to create sculptural objects that played with organic shapes and vivid colors
Height-adjustable dimensions, single glass piece h 18 cm, diameter 14 cm
Splendid suspended chandelier in authentic Murano glass, an icon of Italian design from the 1970s. This piece represents the 'Space Age' aesthetics, characterized by organic shapes, vibrant colors, and a skilled use of light.
The structure is composed of multiple opalescent white glass diffusion elements (lattimo), paired with inserts in bright orange glass, which give the lamp a bold and distinctive character. The suspension system, original to the era, features chromed metal elements with exposed fixing screws, highlighting the artisanal construction quality.
This lamp is not just a lighting fixture, but a true luminous sculpture, ideal for interiors seeking an original vintage touch, sophisticated and high visual impact.
Technical Features
Murano, Italy
1960s - 1970s
Space Age / Mid-Century Modern
Murano glass (laminated technique), Metal
White lattimo, Bright orange
Excellent vintage condition, with natural signs of aging that confer authenticity to the piece.
The 'modular' or stackable design, combined with the use of screw-fixed metal elements, is very close to the production of historic furnaces such as Vistosi or Mazzega. These companies, along with other Murano producers of the era, collaborated with renowned designers (such as Alessandro Pianon for Vistosi or Toni Zucchi for Mazzega) to create sculptural objects that played with organic shapes and vivid colors
Height-adjustable dimensions, single glass piece h 18 cm, diameter 14 cm
Details
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Chrome, Glass, Metal
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Mid-century modern
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
120 cm
Diameter
14 cm
Width
35 cm
Depth
50 cm
Height From Hanginglamp Till Ceiling
120 cm
Weight
6 kg
Colour
Orange
Number Of Fittings
5
Estimated period
1970
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