Carlo Scarpa for Venini Table Lamp, Italy, 1940s
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A rare and exquisite example of Carlo Scarpa's early work for the legendary Murano glassmaker Venini. Designed in the 1940s, this sculptural table lamp embodies Scarpa's signature approach—where architecture meets artistry through form, material, and light.
Crafted from hand-blown Murano glass in a rich, honey-toned hue, the piece exhibits organic curves and subtle optical effects that shift as the light moves through it. Mounted on a discreet brass base, the lamp functions as both an ambient light source and a striking sculptural object.
This piece is not only a testament to the craftsmanship of Venini but also a collectible work of mid-century Italian design history.
A must-have for collectors, design connoisseurs, and anyone seeking a timeless piece of luminous art.
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