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85 Rue des Rosiers
Saint-Ouen 93400 , France
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Vistosi Murano Pale Green Glass Chandelier
$ 16,600
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Description
A distinctive and sculptural chandelier by Vistosi, produced in Italy during the 1970s. The fixture is composed of numerous handblown Murano glass discs in a refined pale green tone, each with a richly textured, organic surface that diffuses light with exceptional warmth and depth.
The glass panels are individually suspended from a minimal metal structure, forming a cascading cylindrical body. Beneath this arrangement sits a substantial handblown Murano glass globe, larger in diameter than the candlestick's main body, creating a striking “inverted lollipop” silhouette. This lower diffuser softens and amplifies the light, enhancing the room's atmospheric presence.
Founded in 1946 on the island of Murano, Vistosi is one of Italy's leading glassmakers, recognized for its innovative lighting designs. Rooted in centuries-old Venetian glassmaking traditions, the company evolved in the mid-20th century through collaborations with prominent designers, producing sculptural and technically refined works. Vistosi is celebrated for its experimentation with form, texture, and color, blending artisanal expertise with modern production methods, and remains a benchmark in high-quality Murano glass lighting. -
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Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Period: 1950-1979 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: 2422 Incollect Reference #: 872794 -
Dimensions
H. 55.12 in; Diam. 20.48 in; H. 140 cm; Diam. 52.02 cm;
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