Carlo Nason Murano Glass Wall Sconce for Mazzega, Italy, c.1970s

Because “big light on” is where romance goes to die.

A vintage 1970s Murano glass wall sconce designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Italy, constructed from layered clear textured glass panels mounted around a central metal fitting.

The square geometric composition features multiple overlapping sections of thick Murano glass, each with an irregular textured surface that refracts and diffuses the light when illuminated. The central metal panel conceals the light source and contrasts with the transparent glass construction.

Origin: Italy

Era: c.1970s

Materials: glass, metal. 

Dimensions: W 36 x H 34 cm

Attribution: Carlo Nason for Mazzega

Condition: Vintage; good. No chips or cracks to glass.

Use: Wall light, art glass installation, sculptural glass sconce.

Notes: Professionally rewired to Australian standards and tested. To be installed by a licensed electrician.