Ca'Rezzonico Blown Murano Glass 6 Arms Floor Lamp, Italy, 1950s

An elegant six-light floor lamp in Murano glass with transparent colors and sophisticated finishes in pink and ivory. With a centered bulbous column that emits branches and flowers and finely cuts the leaves of Murano glass. The glass is worked with gold dust. Ca'Rezzonico is the name of a Venetian palace, today a public museum dedicated to the Venice of the eighteenth century (Museo del Settecento Veneziano). Palazzo Ca'Rezzonico has a remarkable chandelier with polychrome glass in floral shapes from Giuseppe Briani's Murano glassworks, made in the mid-18th century. Our lamp draws its design from this model, but with the shape of the twentieth century lightning.