1960s Gino Sarfatti Seguso Bubble Glass 3-Pendant Chandelier for Arteluce
Los Angeles, CA · Reported available
- Designer
- Maker
- Named in listing
Seguso
- Type
Chandeliers
Pendants & hanging lights
- Period
1960s
- Measurements (dealer text)
Pendants measure 9.5" in height and 5" in diameter. Canopy measures 5" in diameter. Drop of the shortest pendant measures 30.5"; middle pendant 39"; longest pendant 47".
- Materials
Executed in 3 hand blown bubbled Seguso glass pendants with brass and black painted metal accents.
- Condition
Some age appropriate scuffs, dings, nicks, patina, and wear as largely shown and noted only for accuracy.
- Items in listing
3
Dealer notes
1960s Gino Sarfatti Seguso Bubble Glass 3-Pendant Chandelier for Arteluce. Executed in 3 hand blown bubbled Seguso glass pendants with brass and black painted metal accents. The simplicity of Sarfatti's design and the sculptural shaping of the materials make for an incredibly refined example of the lighting master's influential approach. Arteluce was one of the most innovative lighting design companies in Italy during the midcentury era. Celebrated in his time and beyond as an undisputed master, Gino Sarfatti's designs have been long sought after by discerning collectors. Each pendant accommodates a single candelabra (e12) base max 60W equivalent LED bulb. Bulbs not included. Recommended Tala bulbs available separately here. Professionally rewired with new cloth cord and modified to mount to a standard US j-box. Not UL listed, but recommended UL listing possible from authorized 3rd party vendor upon request for an additional fee. Contact us to facilitate. Pendants measure 9.5" in height and 5" in diameter. Canopy measures 5" in diameter. Drop of the shortest pendant measures 30.5"; middle pendant 39"; longest pendant 47". Some age appropriate scuffs, dings, nicks, patina, and wear as largely shown and noted only for accuracy.
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