Set of three Murano Glass Pendants by Vinicio Vianello for Vistosi, Italy, 1957

Iconic design, chandelier mod. 2065 GF by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce, Italy 1952. This is the original edition Arteluce, so not a later remake. The lamp is made of two acrylic glass ...

Tito Agnoli mod. 177A wall lamp for O-Luce, Italy 1957. Exceptional and very refined technical design and use of materials; Teak, solid brass, enameled alu...

Architectural bookcase by IImari Tapiovaara for La Permanente Mobili Cantù, Italy ca. 1957. Wonderful piece with a clean lines and refined functional details, nothing is overdone, re...

Large sculptural table lamp by Gio Ponti & Toni Zuccheri for Venini, Italy ca. 1966. Refined and monumental design composed of lively blown Murano glass parts on a chic architectonic...

Set of four 'Superleggera' chairs by Gio Ponti for Cassina, Italy 1950s. Iconic design made in solid Ash and their original black lacquered finish and upholstered seat. The seat is r...

Large set of Travertine objects by Lyda Levi, Italy 1970s. Interesting elementary shapes and objects turned out of solid raw open Travertine. Powerful archit...

Vinicio Vianello for Vistosi chandelier. Designed and manufactured in Italy in 1960s. Five Murano glass spheres on patinated brass frame. Complimentary US rewiring upon request.

Pair of Murano glass chandeliers with metal structure, blown glass elements, produced by Salviati in 1956 and designed by Vinicio Vianello. Biography Vinicio Vianello (Venice, 1923...

Stunning pair of Vinicio Vianello wall lamps, crafted by Vistosi in Italy 1960. These lamps feature architectural frames with a nickel-plated finish and brass socket holders. The Murano-made blown layered Vistosi glass has a beautiful appearance. The glass is gracefully held by four nickel-plated arms, securely in place. The glass is blown in a shape that flows from slender at the bottom to a bigger mushroom-like round shape at the top. From the bottom there is a gradient beginning from a brown smoked colour to clear glass. Besides that, the glass has a mesmerising line in a blue-green hue in the middle. When darkness falls, the magic begins as the lamps show the blue-green glow that projects beautifully onto the wall. It creates a smooth atmosphere, filling the room with a soft, ambient light. Vinicio Vianello, a prominent figure in the Murano glass scene, was born in Venice in 1924. He developed a passion for glass as an artistic medium at a young age and gained valuable experience working in Murano's furnaces. His groundbreaking designs, characterized by asymmetry and bold creativity, broke away from traditional glassmaking concepts. Vianello gained recognition with his innovative vases showcased at the Venice Biennale in 1950, executed by master glassblower Alfredo Barbini. He continued to push artistic boundaries, incorporating elements inspired by nuclear physics...

Beautiful pair of 60's Italian wall sconces by Italian designer Vinicio Vianello for Vitosi. Large chrome-plated metal wall plates (there is a slight difference in the cable outlet o...

Pair of Italian sconces from the 60s by designer Vinicio Vianello, published by Vistosi. Nickel-plated steel structure with perforated metal interior. Smoked glass globe shade with b...

Three Italian Murano glass pendant lights by Vistosi. One E27 bulb. Measures: Height 38 cm. Diameter 14 cm. Total height 100 cm.