灯具 - 玻璃, 金属 - 太空时代

意大利落地灯，玻璃，60/70年代
风格/归因于卡洛·纳森为 A.V. Mazzega

精致的意大利落地灯，来自60/70年代，采用吹制玻璃和磨砂金属结构。

在不同高度排布的三个光点构成整体，每个光点由一个宽大的乳白色玻璃圆盘支撑一个透明吹制半球形玻璃罩。圆盘的奶白表面与上半球的透明光学相互作用，营造出柔和而包裹的光感，同时即使灯关也呈现出强烈的雕塑性存在感。

玻璃元素呈现出 Murano 工艺特有的轻微不规则性与深度感，丰富而紧凑的乳白玻璃与透明光洁玻璃的对比优雅而清晰。固定用的铬色 collar 增强了整体在技术与形式上的平衡。

这是 Space Age 高潮期的经典意大利设计范例，能够将手工艺品质、形式平衡与鲜明视觉身份结合起来。

时期：60年代末–70年代初

材料： Murano 吹制玻璃、磨砂金属、铬色细节

高度：163 cm

底座直径：40 cm

条件：极好 vintage 状态，随年代有轻微使用痕迹，与年龄相符

产地：私人收藏

原始时代电气系统，出售时仍在运作。该系统属于该物件生产时期的配置；本灯以 vintage/收藏品出售，不作为符合现行标准的电气设备。使用前建议由合格技术人员进行检查或必要的改造。卖方对出售后因使用原始电气系统而产生的任何问题不承担责任。

运输

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整体状况良好，具有与年代相符的正常磨损痕迹，不影响物件的美观、功能性或完整性。

作为古董物品，可能存在轻微瑕疵或长期使用留下的微小痕迹，这些反而赋予其特色与魅力。随时间推移，可能经历过小规模维护或保守修复。请仔细查看照片，照片构成描述的组成部分。

英文版

Italian floor lamp, Murano glass, 1960s/’70s
Style/attributable to Carlo Nason for A.V. Mazzega

Refined Italian floor lamp from the 1960s/’70s, made with hand-blown Murano glass and a satin-finished metal structure.

The composition is developed through three light points arranged at different heights, each formed by a wide opaline glass disc supporting a hemispherical dome in clear blown glass. The interaction between the milky surface of the disc and the transparency of the upper hemisphere creates a soft, enveloping lighting effect, while also giving the piece a strong sculptural presence even when unlit.

The glass elements show the slight irregularities and depth typical of Murano artisanal workmanship, with a rich, compact opaline glass that contrasts elegantly with the purity of the clear blown glass. The chromed fixing collars enhance the technical and formal balance of the overall design.

The minimalist structure with three vertical stems rises from a weighted circular base, lending slenderness and rhythm to the composition. The proportions, the modular use of glass and the formal language are closely connected to the design research developed by Carlo Nason for A.V. Mazzega between the late 1960s and the early 1970s.

An elegant example of Italian design in the height of the Space Age era, combining artisanal quality, formal balance and a strong visual identity.

Details
Manufacturer: Style/Attributable to Carlo Nason for Mazzega
Origin: Italy

Period: late 1960s – early 1970s

Materials: Hand-blown Murano glass, satin-finished metal, chromed details

Height: 163 cm

Base diameter: 40 cm

Condition: Excellent vintage condition, minor signs of age consistent with the period

Provenance: Private collection

Original period electrical system, functioning at the time of sale. The wiring dates back to the production period of the object; the lamp is sold as a vintage/collectible item and not as electrical equipment compliant with current regulations. Inspection or possible upgrading by a qualified technician is recommended before use. The seller assumes no responsibility for any issues arising from the use of the original electrical system after the sale.

Shipping

Shipping will be carried out with careful professional packaging and insurance to protect the item.

The amount indicated in the Catawiki listing for shipping costs is purely indicative: the actual cost will be calculated based on the buyer’s delivery address.

Deliveries are intended curbside; delivery to upper floors is not included.

Direct collection in Follina (TV) is possible by prior arrangement. In case of local pickup, the buyer will be reimbursed for the shipping costs indicated in the listing.

Any additional transport costs, customs duties, or import charges are the responsibility of the buyer.

In excellent overall condition, with normal signs of wear consistent with age, which do not affect the beauty, functionality, or integrity of the piece.

As a vintage item, it may show slight imperfections or minor signs of its long journey through the years, which enhance its character and charm. Over time, it may have undergone small maintenance or conservative restoration interventions. Please carefully review the photographs, which form an integral part of the description.