Italian art déco chandelier 50s in oval solid brass and glass Pietro chiesa

Large Italian suspension lamp edited by Stilux in the 50's modernist. Nickel-plated steel structure and thick transparent cast glass shade. Very nice vintage condition, note the trac...

Italian rectangular glass suspension attributed to Fontana Arte - H138 Italian suspension lamp from the 60s attributed to Fontana Arte. Solid brass suspension base and large rectangu...

Beautiful modern chandelier "Pilo", made by our Italian craftsman. Solid brass structure with eight branches arranged in a crown, each ending with a ...

Italian hanging lamp from the 50s, attributed to the Stilnovo publishing house. Saucer-shaped lampshade in opaque white opaline, hanging system and ceiling canopy in solid brass. The...

Sculptural Italian chandelier from the famous house Venini dating from the 40/50s. Structures in white lacquered metal (original paint) and rectangular diffusers in transparent Muran...

Italian chandelier from the '50s made by Steccari & Galli. Solid brass structure and conical diffusers in opaque white opaline. Pure, elegant lines. Very fine vintage condition (see ...

Early Art Deco disc chandelier by Pietro Chiesa, Italy 1940's Beautifully preserved large disc chandelier with a 26.6" hand carved sandbla...

Mid-Century \modern brass chandelier designed in the style of Pietro Chiesa per Fontana Arte. This very rare chandelier is wired with eighteen bulbs supported by curved arms. In very...

Italian chandelier from 1950 s. Brass base and ceramic -brass sockets. Romantic and beautiful Italian design chandelier . The upper part can be dismantled and putted back together ...

Pietro Chiesa for Arteluce absolutely rare Italian early 1950s eightfold branched chandelier artfully made of solid brass partly lacquered in dark Venetian Red all original from A to Z height: can be customized from 85cm to 115cm ~ width: 62 cm ~ depth: 62 cm E14 socket works both with 220V and 110V ...I´ve never have seen any similar chandelier before ! Pietro Chiesa Milano 1892 - Paris 1948 Pietro Chiesa served an apprenticeship in the studio of the furniture designer and interior decorator Giovan Battista Gianotti in Milan. In 1921 Pietro Chiesa opened Botega di Pietro Chiesa in Milan. In 1925 Pietro Chiesa showed work at the "Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes" in Paris. In 1927 Pietro Chiesa joined Gio Ponti, Michele Marelli, Tomaso Buzzi, Emilio Lancia, and Paolo Venini to found Il Labirinto, which made high-quality furnishings in the Novecento style. Pietro Chiesa concentrated mainly on designing glass. In 1933 Pietro Chiesa became artistic director of Fontana Arte, the firm founded by Gio Ponti and Luigi Fontana. Fontana Arte started out concentrating on furniture and glass but later became known for lighting. Pietro Chiesa treated glass like a valuable material, fragmenting pieces of it and using special cutting techniques. At the same time Pietro Chiesa created pure forms such as the 1932 glass table, made of a single bent band of clear glass. In 1933 Pietro Chiesa designed "Luminator", an elegant, flute-shaped floor lamp of lacquered brass tubing, which provided indirect light. Pietro Chiesa was a leading exponent of Italian Art déco. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ quite useful information for US customers regarding the bulbs: Having sold chandeliers...

A midcentury chandelier made in Italy in the 1950s. It is fascinating with its unique saucer shape and wonderful brass elements. The light requires 3 E27 (US E26) light bulbs unde...

This Mid-Century Modern chandelier from the 1950s is attributed to Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. This original Elongated large it is flanked by two etched glass on each side. The s...