"Effetre Murano" - Table lamp - Murano glass - Attributed to La Murrina

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A working Italian Space Age table lamp in Murano glass, by Effetre Murano and attributed to La Murrina, dating from 1960–1970 and measuring 20 × 15 × 42 cm.

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NO shipments outside Europe

SPACE AGE LAMP,
attributed to La Murrina code 022

Bright Icon of the Italian Space Age, splendid and rare Italian design table lamp dating from the early 1970s, a perfect manifesto of the Space Age aesthetics that revolutionized lighting design of the 20th century. This lamp is not merely a light source, but a true sculpture of light, characterized by a large disc diffuser that evokes the image of a planet or a psychedelic eclipse in full retro-futurist style.

The main body is a marvel of Murano craftsmanship, attributed to the historic glassworks La Murrina or to the famous contemporary productions associated with master Lino Tagliapietra. The disc is made of precious glass with a murrine-inlaid look and finely acid-satinized. The workmanship showcases a hypnotic effect of blended concentric circles, with a green/turquoise central core wrapped by a warm peach-colored corona, which slowly dissolves into the peripheral milky white. Once lit, the lamp diffuses a soft, atmospheric, and extremely theatrical light.

The electrical system is perfectly functional.

A piece of the highest level with a strong visual impact, ready to embellish modernist interiors, minimalist spaces, or avant-garde design collections.

SHIPPING TRACKABLE AND INSURED.
THE PRODUCT WILL BE PACKED WITH GREAT CARE TO PREVENT ANY DAMAGE

NO shipments outside Europe

SPACE AGE LAMP,
attributed to La Murrina code 022

Bright Icon of the Italian Space Age, splendid and rare Italian design table lamp dating from the early 1970s, a perfect manifesto of the Space Age aesthetics that revolutionized lighting design of the 20th century. This lamp is not merely a light source, but a true sculpture of light, characterized by a large disc diffuser that evokes the image of a planet or a psychedelic eclipse in full retro-futurist style.

The main body is a marvel of Murano craftsmanship, attributed to the historic glassworks La Murrina or to the famous contemporary productions associated with master Lino Tagliapietra. The disc is made of precious glass with a murrine-inlaid look and finely acid-satinized. The workmanship showcases a hypnotic effect of blended concentric circles, with a green/turquoise central core wrapped by a warm peach-colored corona, which slowly dissolves into the peripheral milky white. Once lit, the lamp diffuses a soft, atmospheric, and extremely theatrical light.

The electrical system is perfectly functional.

A piece of the highest level with a strong visual impact, ready to embellish modernist interiors, minimalist spaces, or avant-garde design collections.

SHIPPING TRACKABLE AND INSURED.
THE PRODUCT WILL BE PACKED WITH GREAT CARE TO PREVENT ANY DAMAGE

Details

Era
1900-2000
Glass type
Murano glass
Title additional information
Attributed to La Murrina
Number of objects
1
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
"Effetre Murano"
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Design
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
42 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
15 cm
Colour
White
Estimated period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
24
Objects sold
100%
Private

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