Rare Pair of Tomaso Buzzi "Tulip-Shaped Lattimo Incamiciato" Sconces for Venini, 1930s
Rare Pair of Tomaso Buzzi "Tulip-Shaped Lattimo Incamiciato" Sconces for Venini, 1930s
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A pair of tulip-shaped Venini sconces by Tomaso Buzzi, made during his tenure as artistic director, 1932 to 1934, and related to work shown at the 1933 Milan Triennale.
Each rises from a narrow base into a soft tulip of white lattimo with gold-leaf inclusions spiraling through it, and a halo escapes the open rim. Period brass mounts of late Art Deco geometry; rewired to US standards.
For a dining room, a dressing room, or a formal hall.
Customs and duties may still apply at delivery, depending on your location. To read more about our policies please click here.
Details
Details
• Period: Circa 1932-1934
• Designed by Tomaso Buzzi.
• The wall-mounted frame is brass, with lattimo incamiciato Murano glass and gold leaf.
• Excellent vintage condition, with minimal signs of age.
• Electrical: 110-150V, hardwired
• The fixture has been rewired to current US standards.
• Sold as a pair. The price shown is for the pair.
• Made in Italy.
Dimensions
Dimensions
• Overall Dimensions (in): 8.27H x 6.69W x 8.27D
• Overall Dimensions (cm): 21H x 17W x 21D
Care
Care
• Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth.
• For cleaning, restoration, or any care beyond light dusting, we recommend consulting a professional to preserve the piece’s original finish and character.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
• In stock.
• Ships from: Italy
• Items shipped from outside the U.S. may require additional transit time.
• This item ships within 2-3 weeks. Please allow additional time if crating is required.
• Customs and duties may still apply at delivery, depending on your location.
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