Italy, Seguso Vetri D'Arte signed - Pair - 23" Tall MURANO Campana TABLE Lamps w/ Corroso White Frosted Glass

I am offering a stunning Murano Pair of urn shaped Seguso Vetri d'Arte Campana Lamps in the Corroso White Frosted Glass...Each stand 23 inches tall, has applied chain-link around the circumference of each pedestal lamp... This Italian Art Glass Lamps has a beautiful, heavily, acid etched exterior texture with a smoother interior feel - the appearance of geode..Electrified and in working order as shown in picture #1 and so on..

Each lamp stands approximately 22.75 inches tall, 10.75 inches top fluted rim opening, 10 3/8 inches base diameter.. Signature on the underside base rim on one lamp - states in cursive "Seguso Vetri d'Arte....Both are handmade and similar in design, slight difference in size of the applied chain links, the pedestal is slightly different which is to be expected with handmade..

Light signs of previous use should be expected consistent with age and previous ownership-free of chips, cracks, scratches or repairs of any kind..A clean example to both lamps.. Corroso is created by partially masking the glass, often using wax, and immersing the glass in an acid solution. Additionally, there is a spotted matt scavo effect to the glass and is to be expected....

These will be shipped in separate boxes due to size during transit plus insured..



Information of Seguso Vetri-d'Arte
1932-1973

Through a selection of masterpieces is focused on the story of an entrepreneurial family, a real "Dynasty" of glass, which has contributed significantly to the development of this art during the 20th Century..The Seguso family has been producing hand-blown glass on the island of Murano for more than 600 years.. Twenty two generations of artisans, entrepreneurs and glass masters with a wide range of skills, have all shared an immense passion for the design and craft of Murano Glass.. Through this tradition, father transfer to son the passion of this art...This family has become the hotbed of business in the early 1930's, at a time of innovation and great manufacturing planning under the artistic direction of Flavio Poli who joins in the years of excellent glass masters.. In 1963 Poli retires and artistic director becomes Pinzoni Mario, his student since 1953..In 1972, the family is divided and the company with the historic brand is sold...