F. Fabbian Italy Pink Frosted Glass Petal Table Lamp, Murano Style, 1980s

A breathtaking vintage Italian table lamp by F. Fabbian — one of Italy's most celebrated lighting manufacturers, founded in Castelminino di Resana, Treviso. This exquisite piece features a pale pink frosted glass shade in the form of a softly draped flower petal, its undulating edges curling gently like a tulip in full bloom. The shade is mounted on a polished gold-tone brass base with a domed silhouette, decorative beaded collar, and elegant fleur-de-lis stem detail — all hallmarks of Fabbian's refined Italian craftsmanship. When lit, the frosted glass diffuses a warm, rosy glow that transforms any room into a scene of quiet romance. The original braided gold cord and inline toggle switch are intact, and the lamp is fully functional. Dating & Provenance. This lamp is estimated to date from the 1970s–1980s, based on the following indicators: Design language: The petal/tulip frosted glass shade, beaded collar, and fleur-de-lis stem are characteristic of Italian decorative lighting from this era, when the Veneto region — home to Fabbian — was at the height of its Murano-inspired glass lighting production. Construction details: The braided gold fabric cord and inline toggle switch are typical finishing details of Italian lamps produced in the 1970s–1980s. Maker's mark style: The embossed "f.fabbian / MADE IN ITALY" stamp on the socket and the moulded base mark reading "Castelminino di Resana – Treviso – Italy" are consistent with Fabbian's production markings from this period. Specifications. Brand: F. Fabbian, Castelminino di Resana, Treviso, Italy. Estimated period: circa 1970s–1980s. Shade: Pale pink frosted glass, petal / tulip form with undulating edges. Base: Polished gold-tone brass, domed with beaded collar and fleur-de-lis stem. Cord: Original braided gold cord with inline toggle switch. Socket: E14 candelabra base (original bulb included) Style: Murano-inspired, Italian Mid-Century. Condition: Vintage, excellent working condition. Origin: Italy.