Pair of Modern Murano Glass and Brass Sconces

Pair of Modern Murano Glass Sconces

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Pair of Murano glass sconces from the 70s

Materials: Mirror, brass

Colors: White Yellow

Period: 1970s

Creator: Murano artist-artisan

Conditions: Excellent conditions, wear consistent with age and use

Length: 27.16

Diameter: 27.16

Depth: 2.36

Origin: Italy Murano

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Description

Pair of Murano glass sconces from the 70s.
The structure in gilded brass with six light points.

They can be sold separately.

This beautiful pair of mirrored sconces is a real rarity.
They are a 1970s rare and prestigious Muranese production.

They have recently been installed on an elegant brass structure and have been completely electrified with internationals standards.
Six light points each.

Technical data sheet

Materials: Mirror, brass

Colors: White Yellow

Period: 1970s

Creator: Murano artist-artisan

Conditions: Excellent conditions, wear consistent with age and use

Length: 27.16

Diameter: 27.16

Depth: 2.36

Origin: Italy Murano

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The opening of her gallery in Paris in 2005 marked her recognition at an international level, through collaborations with the most prestigious interior designers in Europe and worldwide.