Murano Glass Chandelier from Seguso, 1960s

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Description

A fantastic italian chandelier from the 1960s, attributed to the seguso v.a. Company. This elegant and harmonious clear glass pendant … Read more A fantastic italian chandelier from the 1960s, attributed to the seguso v.a. Company. This elegant and harmonious clear glass pendant lamp features a slender, lightweight structure reminiscent of the tradition of hand-blown glass. The suspension is provided by a gold-finished metal chain, connected to a simple and discreet ceiling rose, from which a slender, linear central stem emerges, enriched with decorative glass elements featuring a twisted motif that lends movement and refinement to the overall effect. Three symmetrically curved arms, also made of ribbed and spiraled glass, branch off from the central body, supporting flared cup-shaped lamp holders with a clearly defined spiral design that delicately captures and refracts the light. At the center of the composition is a finely crafted, clear glass floral decorative element, adding an ornamental detail and visually balancing the structure. The lower section features a sphere and a pendant in worked glass, completing the design with elegance and stylistic continuity. Overall, the chandelier appears understated yet refined, with a classic and luminous aesthetic. It's ideal for spaces like dining rooms, entryways, or living rooms, where it provides diffused light while enhancing the space with its transparency and quality craftsmanship.
renewed electrical system, three e27 lamp holders

dimensions

height with chain: 125 cm
height without chain: 80 cm
diameter: 60 cm this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



issues arising from misattribution,
up to 250v (europe/uk standard).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. See less