Italian ceiling lantern, made of patinated brass and blown glass panels. Its structure of curved lines and architectural profile encloses the transparent glass, creating a play of volumes typical of Venetian design.
Inspired by the lanterns used since the 18th century in courtyards, galleries, and entrances of Venetian palazzi, this mid-20th century model continues the Italian artisanal tradition where metalwork and blown glass combine to create elegant and light luminaires.
Designed to hang in foyers, stairwells, or covered galleries, these types of lanterns offered soft illumination while adding a decorative presence to the space.
The traces of time are part of its beauty.
The piece is preserved in good condition, having elegantly withstood the passage of time. As with all antique pieces, it may show slight signs of use, patina, or small irregularities inherent to its history, features that enhance its authenticity and make it a unique object.
