Table lamp - Murano glass - Fazzoletto Lamp 1970

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Lamp Fazzoletto, a Murano glass table lamp from the 1970s, handmade in Italy in amethyst glass with a white lattimo polka-dot decoration, 34 cm high by 31 cm wide by 30 cm deep, in mint unused condition and in working order.

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"Fazzoletto" Glass Lamp from Murano – 1970s

Refined table lamp in artistic Murano glass, entirely handmade in the 1970s according to the celebrated "Fazzoletto" technique, one of the most iconic and recognizable shapes of Venetian glassmaking tradition.

The body in amethyst-colored glass is enriched by an elegant pattern of white polka dots in lattimo (milk glass), while the undulating edge, heated and molded by the master glassmaker, gives lightness and movement to the whole composition. When lit, it emits a soft, even glow; when off, it presents itself as an authentic work of art and design.

Details:

* Provenance: Murano, Venice – Italy
Era: 1970s
Technique: blown and hand-worked glass
Model: Fazzoletto
Color: amethyst with white lattimo polka dots
Dimensions: height 34 cm – width 31 cm
Type: vintage table lamp

Important note: small bubbles, faint glass streaks or minor irregularities should be considered intrinsic characteristics of Murano artisanal craftsmanship and not defects, but elements that attest to its authenticity and uniqueness.

A refined example of 1970s Italian design, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of true Murano art glass.

Seller's Story

I was born and raised on the island of Murano, where glass is not simply a material, but a tradition that is lived every day. Since childhood I breathed in the warmth of the furnaces and watched the master glassmakers transform incandescent matter into shapes, colors and light. C growing up in Murano means learning early to recognize the value of true artistic glass: weight, transparency, murrine, the small imperfections that make each piece unique. This knowledge, developed in a family and artisanal setting, today allows me to select only authentic works, handmade on the island according to traditional techniques. Each creation I present – vases, sculptures, decorative objects and lamps – is born from entirely manual work, without industrial molds. Color, shape and texture variations are not defects, but the signature of the artisan who made each single piece. All works come with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing their origin and quality. My objective is to offer not mere objects, but authentic fragments of Murano’s history, destined to endure over time and to bring into my clients’ homes the beauty and value of Venetian craftsmanship.
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"Fazzoletto" Glass Lamp from Murano – 1970s

Refined table lamp in artistic Murano glass, entirely handmade in the 1970s according to the celebrated "Fazzoletto" technique, one of the most iconic and recognizable shapes of Venetian glassmaking tradition.

The body in amethyst-colored glass is enriched by an elegant pattern of white polka dots in lattimo (milk glass), while the undulating edge, heated and molded by the master glassmaker, gives lightness and movement to the whole composition. When lit, it emits a soft, even glow; when off, it presents itself as an authentic work of art and design.

Details:

* Provenance: Murano, Venice – Italy
Era: 1970s
Technique: blown and hand-worked glass
Model: Fazzoletto
Color: amethyst with white lattimo polka dots
Dimensions: height 34 cm – width 31 cm
Type: vintage table lamp

Important note: small bubbles, faint glass streaks or minor irregularities should be considered intrinsic characteristics of Murano artisanal craftsmanship and not defects, but elements that attest to its authenticity and uniqueness.

A refined example of 1970s Italian design, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of true Murano art glass.

Seller's Story

I was born and raised on the island of Murano, where glass is not simply a material, but a tradition that is lived every day. Since childhood I breathed in the warmth of the furnaces and watched the master glassmakers transform incandescent matter into shapes, colors and light. C growing up in Murano means learning early to recognize the value of true artistic glass: weight, transparency, murrine, the small imperfections that make each piece unique. This knowledge, developed in a family and artisanal setting, today allows me to select only authentic works, handmade on the island according to traditional techniques. Each creation I present – vases, sculptures, decorative objects and lamps – is born from entirely manual work, without industrial molds. Color, shape and texture variations are not defects, but the signature of the artisan who made each single piece. All works come with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing their origin and quality. My objective is to offer not mere objects, but authentic fragments of Murano’s history, destined to endure over time and to bring into my clients’ homes the beauty and value of Venetian craftsmanship.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Glass type
Murano glass
Title additional information
Fazzoletto Lamp 1970
Number of objects
1
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
As new - unused
In working order
Yes
Height
34 cm
Width
31 cm
Depth
30 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
ItalyVerified
1078
Objects sold
100%
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