Ovoid Pendant in the Fontana Arte Style, Murano, 1970s
Located in Budapest, HU
Extraordinary pendant in the shape of a large egg Fontana Arte style. Twelve carved glass Verde
Late 20th Century Italian Chandeliers and Pendants
Glass
Ovoid Pendant in the Fontana Arte Style, Murano, 1970s
Located in Budapest, HU
Extraordinary pendant in the shape of a large egg Fontana Arte style. Twelve carved glass Verde
Glass
Fontana Arte Style Brass Egg
By Fontana Arte
Located in LOS ANGELES, CA
Single solid brass egg atop a small wooden block base. In the manner of Luciano Fontana's Brass Egg
Brass
Pair of Egg Table Lamps by Fontana Arte
By Fontana Arte
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Italian 1970s pair of Egg glass lamps by Fontana Arte. please note, each item can be sold
Blown Glass
Mid-Century Modern Opaline Glass Egg Lamp attr. Fontana Arte, 1970s
By Fontana Arte
Located in Linkebeek, BE
Opaline glass egg lamp fontana arte style - 1970s Wear consistent with age and use Seventies
Opaline Glass
Large Massive Italian Glass Egg Lamp on Travertine Base by Ben Swildens
By Ben Swildens, Fontana Arte
Located in San Diego, CA
, with no chips or cracks. Ben Swildens for Fontana Arte.
Travertine
fontana arte attr egg lamp
By Fontana Arte
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A sculptural lamp ,possibly fontana arte. the base and the bowl: clear glass and the ovoid
Bronze
Unavailable
H 15.75 in Dm 9.85 in
'Uovo' Table Pendant Lamp Satin White Blown Murano Glass Diffuser Egg Shape
By Fontana Arte
Located in Montichiari, IT
'Uovo' table lamp realized in satin white blown glass diffusers and brushed chrome metal frames. Original piece handmade with Murano glass in Venetian factory. Ø25 x H 40 cm + Adjus...
Murano Glass
Fontana Arte Large Egg Table or Floor Lamp, Italy, 1972
By Fontana Arte
Located in Naples, IT
diffuser. From the historical archives of Fontana Arte designed in 1972, the table lamp is presented in a
Blown Glass
Ben Swildens For Fontana Arte “Uovo” or Egg Table Lamp, Italy 1970s
By Fontana Arte, Ben Swildens
Located in Naples, IT
Uovo' table lamp, an elegant shape made of satinised white blown glass, which uniformly diffuses a warm and enveloping light.
Glass
Pair of Fontana Arte Glass Egg Lamps
Located in Bridgehampton, NY
Pair of interior lit glass lamps in an egg shape by Fontana Arte - lamps are on dimmers
Glass
Egg Lamp by Ben Swildens
By Fontana Arte
Located in Auribeau sur Siagne, FR
edition: Fontana Arte
Metal
1960s Italian Mid-Century Modern Egg Shaped Pendant Fixture with Single Socket
By Fontana Arte
Located in New York, NY
Large 'egg' pendant fixture. Italian made in the 1960s by Fontana Arte. This item can be viewed at
Sold
H 15.75 in W 15.75 in D 5.12 in
Pair of wall lights, Michel Boyer, Ed. Verre Lumière, Paris, France, circa 1978
By Michel Boyer, Verre Lumière
Located in Paris, FR
published by Fontana Arte, who takes the artistic direction of the new company, while the commercial
Metal, Brass
Sold
H 24.41 in Dm 15.75 in
Vintage Big "Uovo" or "Egg" Glass Table Lamp by Ben Swildens for Fontana Arte
By Fontana Arte
Located in Geneva, CH
Vintage big "Uovo" or "Egg" satin glass table lamp by Ben Swildens produced by Fontana Arte, Italy
Glass
Sold
H 16 in W 52 in D 30 in
Glass Coffee Table Minimal Reverse Painted Robin's Egg Blue, Italy circa 1970
By Fontana Arte
Located in Camden, ME
A glass rectangle coffee table in Robin's Egg Blue. An unusual Minimalist Italian design of reverse
Glass
Large Frosted Glass Egg Lamp
By Fontana Arte
Located in Long Beach, CA
A large frosted glass egg lamp in the manner of the Fontana Arte 'Uovo' lamp. This piece has a
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