Pair of Murano Due white crystal wall lights, Italy, 1980s

Pair of wall lights made by Murano Due in Italy, 1980s. They are crafted from Murano glass blown using the lattimo technique, originating in the 15th century to imitate Chinese porcelain. Their inverted half-cone silhouette is finished with a top edge created from an elegant transparent line (cristallo). The opaque body provides uniform light diffusion, supported by a minimalist flush-mount structural design. Murano Due is renowned for modernising the Venetian glassmaking tradition through collaborations with prominent designers such as Carlo Nason. For maximum customer peace of mind, professional free shipping is offered, with maximum security packaging and all-risk insurance covering total protection against breakage or loss.