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Italian Murano Cobalt Blue Art Glass Table Lamp Venice, Italy, circa 1965–1975
750,00 €
A striking Mid-Century Modern Murano table lamp, handcrafted in Italy during the late 1960s to early 1970s. The lamp features a sculptural hand-blown cobalt blue art glass base with an elegant hourglass silhouette, complemented by a large white pulegoso glass globe. The textured globe, created using the traditional Murano pulegoso technique, beautifully diffuses the light while adding exceptional depth and character.
The bold contrast between the deep cobalt blue and the softly textured white glass exemplifies the refined artistry and innovative design for which Murano glass is celebrated. A timeless decorative piece, equally suited to modern, contemporary, or Mid-Century interiors.
Dimensions
- Height: 62 cm (24.4 in)
- Globe Diameter: 30 cm (11.8 in)
Materials
- Hand-blown Murano glass
- White pulegoso art glass shade
- Chrome fittings
Origin
Murano, Venice, Italy
Style
Mid-Century Modern • Italian Modern
Period
Circa 1965–1975
Condition
Excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. Fully functional.
Italian Space Age Chandelier Attributed to Carlo Nason for A.V. Mazzega, 1970s
450,00 €
An exceptional Italian chandelier attributed to Carlo Nason for A.V. Mazzega, dating from the 1970s. This sculptural design combines hand-blown Murano glass globes with a striking chrome and dark wood structure, perfectly capturing the elegance and innovation of the Space Age era.
The four distinctive glass shades feature a soft opaline center with subtle olive-green tones encased within clear Murano glass, creating a beautiful interplay of light and transparency. The contrast between the organic glass forms, polished chrome details, and curved wooden elements gives the piece a bold architectural presence from every angle.
Both functional and decorative, this chandelier serves as a statement lighting fixture, ideal for sophisticated interiors, mid-century modern settings, and design-focused spaces.
Origin: Italy
Period: 1970s
Attributed to: Carlo Nason for A.V. Mazzega
Materials: Murano glass, chrome, wood
Style: Space Age / Mid-Century Modern
Condition: Very good vintage condition, consistent with age and use.
50cm x 50cm x 90cm height
A rare and highly collectible example of Italian lighting design from one of the most influential periods of the twentieth century.
Jack Light by Tomas Dixon, 1990’s
800,00 €
The Jack Light by Tomas Dixon is a sculptural pendant that merges playful form with minimalist precision. Its bulbous, cloud-like silhouette—formed by four intersecting lobes—floats effortlessly, casting a soft, diffused glow. Suspended by black cords and finished with a brass ceiling mount, the design creates a striking interplay between organic softness and architectural tension.
The lamp can be used flexibly as a pendant lamp, table lamp, or floor lamp.
52cm x 66cm
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Jean Luce (French, 1895–1964) Rare Signed Art Deco Smoked Glass Vide-Poche France, circa 1930
1.500,00 €
An exceptional and rare signed Art Deco vide-poche by celebrated French designer Jean Luce, executed in heavy smoked glass with finely acid-etched geometric decoration characteristic of his avant-garde designs of the late 1920s and early 1930s. The bold architectural motif, rendered in a rich bronze tone, reflects the elegant modernism that made Luce one of the leading figures of French Art Deco decorative arts.
The bowl retains its original acid-etched JL monogram within a square cartouche, confirming its authenticity. Thick, beautifully finished glass with polished edges and softly rounded corners demonstrates the superb craftsmanship associated with Jean Luce’s luxury tableware.
Provenance: By descent from a distinguished family of Alexandria, Egypt, one of the city’s most prominent Greek families during the cosmopolitan golden age of the early twentieth century.
A highly desirable collector’s piece combining exceptional design, historical provenance, and museum-quality craftsmanship.
Dimensions: 15 × 15 × 8 cm
Signed: Acid-etched JL monogram.
Josef Inwald “Barolac” Art-Deco Frosted Vase — Ice-Blue Pressed Glass, Czechoslovakia, c. 1930s
150,00 €
Classic Barolac series vase from Josef Inwald (Czechoslovakia), c. 1930s. Heavy pressed glass with a satin/frosted ice-blue body and high-relief Art-Deco ornament—stylized leaf garlands with starburst grounds forming oval panels around the cylinder. The rim is softly fire-polished and the foot is thick and stable. Unsigned, as most Barolac pieces were.
Perfect as an Art-Deco accent or flower vase; the matte surface and bold relief catch the light beautifully.
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Authentic Josef Inwald – Barolac luxury pressed glass
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Art-Deco relief of leaf garlands & starbursts
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Satin/frosted ice-blue color
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Substantial, well-made piece; thick walls
Dimensions: 19cm H × 11cm
Condition: light surface marks and tiny factory bubbles typical of pressed glass; no chips/cracks unless noted.
Kinkeldey Style Crystal Glass & Chrome Ceiling Light – Mid-Century Modern Germany, 1970s
2.500,00 €
Illuminate your space with timeless elegance through this vintage ceiling light, attributed to the renowned German lighting manufacturer Kinkeldey, circa 1970s. Known for their luxurious use of faceted crystal and chrome, Kinkeldey designs exemplify the glamour and precision of mid-century European design.
This stunning fixture features a cylindrical form composed of two tiers of faceted crystal glass modules, each expertly cut in a pyramidal shape. The crystal prisms are mounted on a polished chrome-plated frame, creating a dazzling interplay of light and geometry. Whether lit or unlit, the piece offers a striking sculptural presence.
Kosta Boda Black Art Glass Vase by Kjell Engman
150,00 €
Elevate your home décor with this stunning black art glass vase designed by celebrated Swedish artist Kjell Engman for Kosta Boda. This rare, collectible piece—Model 48889—features a bold, glossy black finish with a crystal-clear glass base, showcasing the expert craftsmanship of one of Sweden’s most renowned glassworks.
Hand-blown and designed with a sleek, modern silhouette, this Scandinavian art glass vase is ideal as a statement piece or centerpiece. Whether displayed empty or with fresh or dried flowers, its timeless form adds sophistication to any room.
Perfect for collectors of vintage Kosta Boda glass, modern art glass, or Scandinavian home décor, this vase brings together artistry and elegance.
Product Features:
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Designer: Kjell Engman
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Brand: Kosta Boda
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Model Number: 48889
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Style: Modern / Scandinavian / Minimalist
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Material: Hand-blown glass
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Color: Black with clear base
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Origin: Made in Sweden
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Dimensions: 21.90cm
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition
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Label: Original Kosta Boda label intact
This Kosta Boda art glass vase by Kjell Engman is a perfect gift idea or a striking addition to your art glass collection. Add a piece of Swedish design history to your home today.
Kosta Boda Vase by Ulrica Hydman Vallien – Sweden, Signed 1970’s
220,00 €
A sculptural art glass vase designed by Ulrica Hydman Vallien for Kosta Boda, Sweden’s renowned glassworks. This elegant piece features a softly frosted lavender-purple body with a flared, organically shaped rim. Its fluid silhouette reflects Hydman Vallien’s distinctive style, which blends modern Scandinavian minimalism with expressive artistic form.
Signed on the base: Kosta Boda, Ulrica HV, 7040805.
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Designer: Ulrica Hydman Vallien (1938–2018)
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Manufacturer: Kosta Boda, Sweden
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Material: Frosted art glass
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Color: Lavender / purple
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Markings: Signed on base with model number
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition with only minimal signs of age
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Dimensions: 24cm x 9cm
A beautiful example of Scandinavian art glass design, and a collectible piece by one of Kosta Boda’s most celebrated artists. Perfect as a standalone decorative object or as part of a curated glass collection.
Kosta Boda, “Colombine” vase, model no. 49839 – designed by Gunnel Sahlin 1998
150,00 €
A striking hand-blown art glass vase from the celebrated Colombine series, designed by Gunnel Sahlin for Kosta Boda, Sweden, c. 1998. The vase features a gently flared hourglass form, decorated with bold alternating chocolate-brown and opaque white horizontal stripes, creating a playful yet elegant rhythm.
Signed on the base: Kosta Boda, G. Sahlin, 49839.
Height: 27cm x 19cm
Condition: Excellent, with no chips or cracks.
This is a fine example of late 20th-century Scandinavian art glass, showcasing Sahlin’s hallmark use of color and form to achieve both modernity and timeless appeal.
Kristian Haugen-Johansen , There was a Time, 1987 Gouache/Oil on Board. 36.50cm x 49.50cm
1.200,00 €
Artist: Kristian Haugen-Johansen
Title: There was a Time
Medium: Mixed media
Dimensions: 36.50cm x 49.50cm
Framed: Yes
Style: Abstract / Pop Surrealism
Description:
This dynamic work by Kristian Haugen-Johansen features a lively fusion of abstract forms, vivid colors, and surreal characters. Known for his playful yet intricate compositions, Haugen-Johansen creates a visual narrative that is both whimsical and thought-provoking. Each element in the piece contributes to a richly layered scene that captures the viewer’s attention and imagination.
An excellent addition for collectors of contemporary pop and abstract art, this piece brings energy, curiosity, and conversation to any space.
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Large High-Gloss Black Porcelain Vase – Contemporary Sculptural Form late 20th century
120,00 €
This commanding black porcelain vase makes a bold statement with its sleek, bulbous silhouette and ultra-reflective, high-gloss finish. Minimalist in shape yet dramatic in presence, it blends modern design with classic form, making it a versatile accent for both contemporary and eclectic interiors.
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Material: Glazed porcelain
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Color: Glossy black
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Shape: Rounded body with a flared, narrow neck
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Finish: Mirror-like surface with deep shine
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Size: 45cm x 42cm
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Condition: Good condition with minimal surface wear
Perfect as a standalone floor vase or dramatic tabletop centerpiece. Its reflective surface creates dynamic interplay with light and surroundings, while its generous scale makes it ideal for grand spaces.
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Large Murano Pulegoso Glass Table Lamp, 1970’s
875,00 €
Large Murano Pulegoso Glass Table Lamp
Murano, Italy, circa 1970s
An impressive Murano art glass table lamp, handcrafted in Italy and featuring a beautifully sculptural silhouette in warm ivory pulegoso glass. Produced using the traditional Murano pulegoso technique, the hand-blown glass is infused with countless tiny air bubbles, creating a richly textured surface that beautifully captures and diffuses light.
The elegant flared base is perfectly balanced by a matching conical shade, while polished brass fittings add a refined finishing touch. When illuminated, the lamp emits a soft, warm glow, highlighting the depth and beauty of the handcrafted glass.
Its generous scale and timeless design make it an exceptional statement piece, equally suited to Mid-Century Modern, Italian Modern, and Contemporary interiors.
Dimensions
- Overall Height: 70 cm (27.6 in)
- Shade Diameter: 34 cm (13.4 in)
Materials
- Hand-blown Murano Pulegoso glass
- Polished brass fittings
Colour
Warm Ivory with Honey-Gold Pulegoso
Origin
Murano, Venice, Italy
Period
Circa 1970s
Style
Mid-Century Modern • Italian Modern • Murano Art Glass
Condition
Excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. Fully functional and ready for use.