Opaline Glass + Chrome Floor Lamp by Adalberto Dal Lago for Vistosi, Italy

The 'Naos Terra' floor lamp, designed by Carlo Forcolini for Nemo Italianaluce in the 1980s, features a polished chrome structure paired seamlessly with a pane of tempered glass. The...

A Mid Century Italian ‘Gatto’ table lamp designed by Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos in the 1960s. This sculptural fixture features an enameled steel frame with a “cocoon...

Carlo Nason, A. V. Mazzega, LT 220 Floor Lamp, Glass, Chrome. Large high- quality sculptural floor lamp with two handblown glass diffusers (transparent but a bit opaque opaline) and a chrome plated center cylinder sleeve and base. In good original condition with the period wiring and dual foot switch. Muranese designer Nason, strived to achieve clean, simple, modern forms and cites Japanese design as a major influence on his work. He began his career designing glass vases for his family's business, V. Nason & C., in the mid 1950's. In the following decade, his desire to express himself in a "free way", and his ambition to create a variety of objects for the home, led him to collaborate with Mazzega {A. V. Mazzegaa} to produce handblown lamps...

Italian modern chromed steel and opaline glass floor lamp, 1970s. Floor lamp with chromed steel structure, with a flat round base, mirrored in the upper part on which a spherical opa...