1950s Italian Modern Pendant Light Attributed to Stilnovo

One of a group of Italian handblown pendant light, circa 1950. Glass shade is layered with a clear satin finished over white in a tear drop shape. Holds one standard light bulb. Meas...

A lovely Italian 1950s modern chandelier in brass and white enamel. The design is horizontal in the fact that the four shades with sockets are in a line. Perfect for over a rectangular dining table, kitchen island, long hallway or long work desk...

Attributed to Seguso Vetri d'Arte is this Italian 1950s six-arm chandelier. It has brass mounts with hand blown turquoise aventurine glass and hand blown with etched polka dot design...

Italian pendant lights model "Ls1" designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni exclusively for Azucena. Documented in May 1954 Domus magazine no. 294. The pendant measures 11 inches in diamet...

A gracefull and architectural Italian 1950s chandelier consisting of three pear shape case glass shade. Each shade is hand blown with a a satin finish clear layer over a white opaque...

A stylish and charming 1950s Italian chandelier in patinated black iron with crystal and glass accents. The chandelier is comprised of 8 vertical scrolled iron supports. Four pair ar...

1950s Italian glass pendant attributed to Stilnovo. Executed in opaline matte glass, brass and black painted metal. This scu...

For sale a fabulous vintage mid-century Italian ceiling light, attributed to Bruno Chiarini for Stilnovo, circa 1950s. Consisting of a teardrop shaped opaline cased glass shade with a black metal collar held in place by three brass studs and with a black metal & brass ceiling rose, the light is in good vintage condition with patina & wear consistent with 60+ years of age and use. Stilnovo: Since its birth in 1946, Stilnovo has become a renowned leader in the world of Italian mid-century lighting. Founded in Milan by the Italian-born designer Bruno Gatta, Stilnovo was created to provide the world with stunning lighting designs that blended form and function and immediately attracted the attention of the Milan artistic milieu, as evidenced by a review in Domus by Gio Ponti, a silver medal at the X Triennale in 1954 and a Compasso d'Oro award for the Braccio lamp in 1955. Thanks to collaborations with notable designers such as Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, Joe Colombo, Gae Aulenti, Angelo Mangiarotti and Ettore Sottsass, to name but a few, the company produced and still produces lamps that have entered the Olympus of design. From its inception, Stilnovo has been a leader in the realm of modern lighting. Its designs have become synonymous with the mid-century aesthetic, with many of its most iconic pieces still being produced today. Stilnovo’s collections range from minimalistic wall sconces...

A spectacular original 1950s Italian six-light ceiling fixture, attributed to Stilnovo. Each globe can be directed up or down in a variety of configurations, combining to evoke as...

Stylish Diablo shaped ceiling pendant lamp in glass and brass. The glass features hand-engraved patterns derived from the Sgraffito technique resembling the wings texture of butterfl...

A spectacular Italian 15-arm chandelier from the 1950s attributed to Stilnovo designed with angular arms and original frosted glass shades. This collectable piece is highlighted by i...

A large brass, red painted aluminum and glass pendant designed and manufactured in Italy probably by Stilnovo, it has normal signs of use and age, it's in original conditions, brass ...