A sculptural frosted white handblown glass torchiere‑form table lamp marked SCE France and attributed to CVV Vianne, one of France’s most respected 20th‑century glassworks. This Urn lamp was produced circa 1970s–1980s, the lamp’s elegantly flared inverted‑bell silhouette and glossy finish create a soft, enveloping glow that instantly warms any interior. Its clean, architectural presence makes it an effortless statement piece — the kind of refined lighting that transforms a room, adding depth, serenity, and a touch of sculptural French modernism to consoles, nightstands, and curated design spaces.
The design is firmly Art Deco style, echoing the streamlined French lighting of the 1930s with its geometric purity, symmetrical torchiere profile, and softly frosted glass. Its sculptural simplicity also aligns with Murano‑style blown glass, visually compatible with Italian modernist interiors and reminiscent of work by Venini, Seguso, Vetri, and Vistosi—all celebrated for refined, handblown forms and luminous finishes.
About SCE France & CVV Vianne
SCE France (Société de Constructions Électriques) was a French lighting manufacturer and distributor active throughout the mid‑century and late 20th century. During this period, SCE frequently sourced high‑quality blown glass from CVV Vianne (Cristalleries et Verreries de Vianne...
Category
21st Century and Contemporary French Art Deco Blown Glass Furniture
MaterialsGlass, Blown Glass