Pair of Murano glass wall sconces attributed to Carlo Nason for Mazzega – 1960s/70s

Beautiful and rare pair of wall sconces made of Murano glass, attributed to designer Carlo Nason for the Mazzega company, dating from the 1960s/70s. They feature stunning thick and translucent glass globes with a hammered finish, creating an organic and sculptural shape with irregular contours. The material, particularly luminous, reveals its richness once the sconces are lit: the glass captures and diffuses light with beautiful reflections and reliefs, creating a warm ambiance. The globes are paired with circular wall mounts made of white-painted metal. A very beautiful set of fixtures with a strong character, ideal for adding a touch of vintage Italian design to a contemporary or more eclectic interior. Period: 1960s/70s. Origin: Murano, Italy. Designer: Carlo Nason (attribution) Publisher: Mazzega. Materials: thick molded glass and white painted metal. Dimensions of each sconce: 21 × 21 cm, depth 13 cm. Electricity: checked and partially redone. Operation: one E27 bulb per sconce (not included). Condition: Very good. Globes in perfect condition, without cracks or chips. Price displayed for the pair. 📦Careful shipping. Contact me for the shipping cost according to your country.