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Illustris
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New York City, NY 10023 , United States
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Italian Mazzega attributed ceiling light, circa 1960s
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Description
Italian Mazzega attributed ceiling light
Made in Italy, 1960s
Clear handblown pulegoso glass, chrome plated metal.
Pulegoso glass is made with air bubble, see images.
Takes one medium base bulb.
FREE US rewiring upon request.
Bulb is not included.
Illustris Lighting – NY: Featuring vintage mid century modern lighting fixtures by Stilnovo, Arredoluce, Fontana Arte, Vico Magistretti, Tito Agnoli, Stilux Milano, Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Gino Sarfatti, Carlo Scarpa, Carlo Nason, Sergio Mazza, Kartell, Paavo Tynell, Vilhelm Lauritzen, Hans-Agne Jakobsson, Oscar Torlasco, Maison Lunel, Sergio Mazza, Fog & Morup, Vistosi, Seguso, Murano and more - More Information
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Message from Seller:
Illustris was born out of its founder’s passion for beautiful objects that were touched by time. Searching for unique lighting fixtures around the globe, serving as their stewards for a while and giving them another lease on life is the company’s mission. The Illustris collection includes pieces with clean, sculptural lines designed by Scandinavian architects, early American industrian lighting that perfectly fits into the modern home as well as rare examples of Spanish modernism.
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