Murano Glass Chandeliers
Elevate your space with this striking pair of Murano glass chandeliers, crafted in the iconic style of the Venetian glassmaker Mazzega. Featuring a cascade of textured glass blades suspended from a gilded brass plate, these Italian mid-century inspired fixtures offer timeless elegance and artisan craftsmanship. Now newly rewired for U.S. standards, they are a seamless blend of vintage charm and modern functionality — perfect for collectors, designers, and discerning homeowners alike.
【Key Features】
● Set of two Murano glass chandeliers
● Mid-Century Modern design inspired by Mazzega
● Textured glass blades with elegant vertical drop
● Newly rewired for compatibility with U.S. voltage (110–150V)
● Hardwired installation; lampshades not required
● Excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age
【Materials & Finishes】
● Glass: Authentic Murano textured glass, hand-shaped and polished
● Frame: Brass base with galvanized gilded finish
● Color: Transparent white glass with warm golden metalwork accents
【Dimensions】
Height: 50.75 in (128.91 cm)
Diameter: 14 in (35.56 cm)
Sold As: Set of 2 chandeliers
Voltage: 110–150V (US standard)
Power Source: Hardwired
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