Set of Two Carlo Nason Opalescent Wall Appliques in Murano, Italy 1970s

Nason was the only designer at the helm of Mazzega in the 1970s and 1980s. He is responsible for a wide range of designs of course all made the always beautiful Murano glass. The vast majority of these, involved lamps that appeared in all kinds of shapes and applications. From table lamps to chandeliers and everything in between.

Design
In this case we present a set of two elegant and timeless appliques in a colorless undulated glass with a light blue lattimo band in the middle. Lattimo or milk glass has a soft look and feel and in this case ensures that the two light sources are slightly concealed. The fixtures are colored off-white and are screwed to the wall. The glass is then simply slid over it and fixes itself by means of the winged shape.The effect that occurs when the lights turn on is sublime. Imperfections of the hand-blown glass become subtly visible and refract the light, making the reflection on the wall a true spectacle.

Condition
This set is in very good condition with only minimal traces of use.