IMPORTANT
210 is the price for ONE globe, not all 3!
Mazzega Murano Blown Glass Light Globes – 1970s Italian Mid-Century Modern Masterpieces - Each Globe sold Seperately.
An extraordinary opportunity to acquire a matched trio of sculptural blown glass light globes by the renowned Mazzega glassworks of Murano, Italy. Created in the 1970s at the height of Italian Mid-Century Modern design, these rare hand-blown pieces exemplify the refined artistry and technical mastery that define the Mazzega name.
Each globe features an elegant, organic form with ribbed clear glass that transitions seamlessly into a milky, opaline white base. At the crown, a radiant amber-gold burst adds a dramatic flourish—an iconic signature of Mazzega’s finest lighting designs. The softly pumpkin-like shape and ethereal coloration give these globes a sculptural quality that transcends function.
Ideal for use as pendant light shades, a custom chandelier installation, or as collectible glass objects in a curated display, these globes are a bold yet timeless statement. They bring a sense of Old World craftsmanship and elevated Italian modernism into any space—residential or commercial.
Specifications:
Origin: Mazzega, Murano, Italy Era: 1970s Material: Hand-blown Murano glass Coloration: Clear, opaline white, amber-gold Set includes: 3 matching globes Measurements (each globe): Opening: 8 cm diameter Width: Approximately 16 cm Height: Approximately 16 cm Condition: Very good vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or stains. Some natural bubbles and minor variations are present, as expected with authentic hand-blown glass—each globe is uniquely formed, underscoring the artisanal nature of their creation.
Provenance and Rarity: Mazzega pieces of this size, style, and condition are increasingly difficult to source, especially as a matched set. Their enduring appeal lies in their balance of functionality and sculptural artistry, making them as desirable today as they were half a century ago. A compelling choice for serious collectors, interior designers, and architects working on elevated interiors.
