Grande lampadario Archimede Seguso in vetro di Murano, anni '40, Art Deco Lampadario-vetro-soffiato the chandelier represents a refined

the chandelier represents a refined example of the transition period between Liberty Style (Italian Art Nouveau) and the early influences of Art Déco

combining the craftsmanship of Murano with the creativity of Italian design

Le lampade hanno uno specchio centrale e due bracci con candele portalampada di legno

It can be adjusted in height by reducing the central tube

1 internal light E27 compatible with E26 bulbs)

Grande lampadario Archimede Seguso in vetro di Murano, anni '40, Art Deco Lampadario-vetro-soffiato the chandelier represents a refinedLarge chandelier attributable to Archimede Seguso, made of Murano blown glass, dating back to the 1940s (Art Deco period). This very refined chandelier is composed of 6 long ribbed glass arms, with wide arches that end with glass cups decorated with circular bands, made using the acid technique. The chandelier has 6 leaves facing upwards, the lower part ends with a blown glass drop in the shape of a fig typical of the period, 6 E27 lights. This