Mariposa Light Sculpture by Aldo Giovannini Alias Alkreado, Italy

Beautiful sculpture in iron and with wooden base designed by Nino Franchina, 1958, Italy. Unique piece.

Quasar lamp designed by Gianfranco Fini in 1969. The structure is in opalescent plexiglas. New Lamp Edition. Bibliography F. Ferrari, N. Ferrari, "Luce: l...

Iron sculpture by Renato Bassoli, 1950. Unique Piece. Biography Sculptor and ceramist Renato Bassoli was born in Milan in 1915 where he attended the Brera Academy and the Applied Ar...

Important large table lamp designed by Aureliano Toso, Bulbo Model, Murano, 1960-70 This monumental lamp it is composed of glasses s mounted on a chromed metal structure . Perfect conditions. Aureliano Toso one of the best glassworks together with Venini and Barovier & Toso Biography The glass factory was founded in 1938 by Aureliano Toso who, from the beginning, made use of the collaboration of the painter Dino Martens, whose qualities he had already appreciated as a designer. The first relevant experiments, at a research level, appear at the XXII Biennale in 1942, with a series of glass in contrasting colored bands and one of thick spiral-shaped glass with polychrome inclusions. In 1948 he created one of the most significant pieces, "The Magician's Bottle", exhibited at the Historical Exhibition of Murano Glass and in the 1952 Biennale, anticipating the successful "Oriente" series. For the first time, glass was used like any other medium through which an artist could express himself. From 1946 to 1960 Dino Martens designed an incredible series of pieces for Toso, mostly unique or in limited editions, with which, using traditional techniques, he was able to obtain very new polychrome effects, combined with extremely daring and difficult to execute asymmetrical shapes. In this research the artist was greatly helped by the owner who supported him by providing him with considerable means and the collaboration of some of the best masters of the island such as the famous Aldo Bon "Polo", Mario Zanetti and Silvano Simioni. The Vetreria participated in the most important events in Italy and abroad, enjoying great critical success, confirmed by the assignment of various prizes, including the gold medal at the Milan Triennale in 1951. For a short time Italian and foreign artists collaborated, we remember Fioravante Seibezzi, Aldo Bergamini and Jan Le Witt...

Lamp sculpture by the artist Albert Tormos; the lamp is signed by the artist at the back. Large size (30 cm/ 11.8 inches high) for the artist’s creations, it brings a warm and refine...

The Partenope lamp is an iconic work by Neapolitan designer and architect Riccardo Dalisi. This wall lamp stands out for its sculptural design and handcrafted approach. Its shape ev...

Unique sculptural lamp on a square stand. The asymmetrical, partly melted aluminum panel is illuminated from behind by two glass bulbs, which create a very interesting atmosphere. Th...

Carlo Giorgi for Bottega Gadda 'Rabarbaro' Two-Leaf Table Lamp. Original patinated brass finish.