Gino Vistosi (1925-1980). Famous Italian designer of chandeliers and lighting objects of the 1960s-70s. Owner and heir to the greatness of the glassblowing Vistosi, famous since 1585. Programmatically used Murano glass in the modern design of lighting fixtures and made the factory an industry leader. Represents the large Mazzega salon chandelier, Murano, Italy, 1960s. Modular chandelier with hanging Murano glass panels, stylizing frosty streaks of ice. Completed in 1960. Height: 107 cm. There are some shortcomings Width: 60cm, Height: 107cm, Depth: 60cm, Weight: 20kg, Condition: As is, Material: Metal, glass, ID: ID-ANTQ-6004

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