Important CEILING LIGHT FIXTURE in MURANO GLASS by ALESSANDRO PIANON, ITALY 1960

An exceptional ceiling light in the form of a long drop or tear, Moderniste, Forme-Libre, Mid-century Modern, a subtle design executed in Murano ocher glass, fixed with two cylinders...

An exceptional long drop pendant light, Modernist, Free Form, Shabby-Chic, with a very fine design, in yellow ocher Murano glass fixed by 2 patinated brass cylinders, to be attribute...

An exceptional, spectacular and elegant suspension chandelier, Art-Deco, Neo-Classical, cylindrical structures in thick patinated bronze, 2 arms in twisted glass and 2 leaves in blow...

A large adjustable suspension, Modernist, Forme-Libre, Space-Age, composition of 4 wooden strips and 4 white thin plexiglass (perspex) strips, composing sections of variable position...

A sensual, graphic and airy pendant light, Modernist, Free-Form, Space-Age, with an ovoid drop body diffusing white light, opaline glass mounted on a red...

An elegant pair of pendant lights, Modernist, Dansk, Scandinavian, Forme-Libre, each luminaire consisting of 2 suspended glass elements nested one inside the other, exterior element ...

Alessandro Pianon ceiling lamp glass by Lumenform Italy design years 60. Perfect vintage condition A, diameter 15 inches height 40 inches.

Alessandro Pianon ceiling lamp glass by Lumenform Italy design years 60 Perfect vintage condition a, diameter 15 inches and height 40 inches.

Glass tube pendant by Alessandro Pianon. Italy, Vistosi, 1960s. Beautifully shaped glass pendant, hand blown on Murano and produced by Vistosi. T...

Two late 1950s handblown satin finished pendant lamps designed by Alessandro Pianon for Vistosi, Murano - Italy. Both lamps are in perfect condition. Measurements: H 47 x D 13 cm. Ea...

Beautul Murano glass ceiling lamp by Alessandro Pianon, manufactured by Vistosi in Italy around 1960. This stunning lamp is made of the highest quality hand-blown white murano glass in a cylinder shape. It's shape is very unique and therefore it would make a true eye-catcher in any modern interior. In good original condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. Vistosi is one of the oldest glassblowing families, their roots date back to the 18th century. In 1945, Guglielmo Vistosi opened a manufacture of innovative design and concepts of production. The industrial design fascinated Vistosi. He connected this with local glass-making techniques. After his death in 1952, his younger brother Oreste Vistosi acquired the company, assisted by the sons Gino and Luciano. The factory now specialised in light objects. His nephew and external artists worked in the factory, such as Peter Pelzel...

This fantastic pendant lamp was designed by Alessandro Pianon for Vistosi in Italy in the 1960s. It has a white opaline glass inner chalice, surrounded with a green Murano glass shel...