Laguna Murano Suspension

Mid-Century Shamrock Murano pendant. Model Cascata byy Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Italy 1960s Rare green color. For the Cascata (Italian for “waterfall”), which debuted in the 1960s, Nason achieved the effect of cascading water through an inverted pyramid of hanging glass plates, each individually mouth-blown and suspended from a chrome-plated frame for a dazzling, Art Deco–styled display. Lit from behind, the plates have a glittering, iridescent quality. Versions of the lamp range from 30 inches to over six feet in height, with large models featuring more than 20 individual light sockets. Nason, who continues to live and work in Murano today, would go on to produce artful lighting for Mazzega until at least 1980. While Mazzega 1946 offers contemporary editions of Nason’s design — now called “Water Fall” — vintage examples of the Cascata chandelier...

Chandelier 3 lights 1960s in perfect style of the Italian design of the time attributable to the Stilnovo company.

This Italian pendant comes from the 1960s. This Italian pendant comes from the 1960s. While the upper part of the lamp is made of yellow, elongated shaped glass, the lower part of th...

This Italian pendant lamp comes from the 60s. While the upper part of the lamp is made of red, elongated glass, the lower part of the lamp is made of matt, white glass in a round sha...