• Conical swirl Murano glass lamp, Italy, 1970s.
  • Conical swirl Murano glass lamp, Italy, 1970s.
  • Conical swirl Murano glass lamp, Italy, 1970s.

    Conical swirl Murano glass lamp, Italy, 1970s.

    Regular price €760,00
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    A spiral of light captured in glass — this conical lamp translates the motion of breath into form. Mouth-blown in Murano glass, it carries the precision of Italian craft while holding the aura of something speculative: a domestic landscape where geometry becomes atmosphere.

    The pure white glass is not static — it glows with translucency, its spiral pattern suggesting infinite rotation, like a fragment of a galaxy scaled for the interior. Venini’s mastery lies not only in technique but in this ability to connect everyday objects to cosmic imagination.

    Placed on a table or console, the lamp does more than illuminate — it draws the room into orbit.

     

     

    OBJECT SPECIFICATIONS

    PRODUCT: Swirl conical Murano glass table lamp 
    ORIGIN: Murano, Italy
    PERIOD: 1960s–1970s
    STYLE: Mid-Century Modern, Space Age
    MATERIAL & TECHNIQUE: Mouth-blown Murano glass
    COLOR: White opaline, slightly translucent; gold metal base
    TEXTURE: Smooth, swirl-patterned surface
    DIMENSIONS: (+-) Height: 46 cm; Diameter: 17 cm
    ELECTRICAL CONNECTION: original | verified | bulb E27, not included
    CONDITION: Excellent condition — glass remains in pristine condition; possible very minor wear on metal base consistent with age; original Vetri Murano label preserved

     
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