1940s Chandeliers and Pendants

Beautiful and huge Italian Murano chandelier composed of 52 splendid fuxia glasses that give a very elegant look Period: 1970s Dimensions: 55.10 inches (140 cm) height with chain, ...

Trio Vintage Italian Murano chandeliers in Vistosi style. Each chandelier has 36 fantastic multicolored discs in a nickel metal frame. Period: late XX century Dimensions: 44,50 inc...

A French 19th-20th century Baroque Revival style wrought iron and four-color vitreaux stained glass single-light hall lantern, the rounded four stained glass...

Chandelier with sober and elegant shapes. An authentic jewel out of the Murano furnaces.  

A very elegant and large four - tiered Murano chandelier attributed to Venini. This fixture is made of 96 "Triedri" Murano glass in two different sizes hanging on four tiered metal ...

Monumental amber Murano glass flush mount or chandelier attributed to Venini. The extra huge chandelier is a real eye catcher in every living r...

Stunning Murano chandelier with "bulicante" working glass, extremely rare. The chandelier is attributed to the Barovier and Toso glassworks. The chandelier mounts three e27 light p...

Italian Venetian-Style (1940s) Murano clear glass and red trimmed chandelier with 6 fluted scroll arms with large cups with 6 large glass scrolls emanating from a 3-tier center shaft...

Elegant, voguish and chic art glass pendant chandelier having an ornate bowl form globe, with rococo cast metal hardware. The glass element was made in Murano, Italy, with the metal...

Venetian hand blown Opaline Murano six-light chandelier with vibrant pink and blue floral colors, crown canopy, centered bulbous column, scrolled arms with the original crown bobeche...

This Mid-Century glass and brass chandelier was designed by Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte in the 1940s. The Italian Art Deco designer Pietro Chiesa was born in Milan in 1892 in a family of artists originally from Ticino, Switzerland. After his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera, he completed an apprenticeship at the studio of the furniture designer Giovan Battista Giannotti; having gathered enough security and experience, Chiesa opened his studio in 1921 under the name Bottega di Pietro Chiesa. Known above all for his work as a glassmaker, Chiesa presented his work for the first time in 1925 at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in Paris. In 1932 his studio joined Fontana Arte, the legendary Italian manufacture of lighting and glass objects founded by Gio Ponti and Luigi Fontana. Chiesa becomes the company's artistic director, and over the years designs numerous models for Fontana Arte, including lamps, windows, tables, and artistic decorative objects. Among the most noteworthy pieces signed by the designer, we mention the Fontana table (1932), made in a single beam of molded clear glass, the Cartoccio vase (1932), and the Luminator lacquered brass floor lamp...

Stunning Murano chandelier by artist Barovier e Toso with murano glass. The pendant consists of 5 glass elements and a brass structure, with the shape of a shell. It mounts a Europea...