Pair of vintage bedside lamps by Carlo Nason for the Mazzega glass factory in Murano, Italy 1960

A pair of Space Age tablebedside lamps from the 1960s. The structures are in chromed metal with a very essential line. The lampshades are in clear and milky white Lattimo glass. Due to their particular shape, the lamps are attributable to Carlo Nason for Mazzega glass factory in Murano. The so called "lattimo" is a special way of glassmaking and the term comes from the Italian word "latte", or milk. Good condition, the chrome has no defects, the mouth-blown Murano glass presents some minimal irregularities related to the absolutely manual processing. The wirings and on-off switches have been replaced. The E14 lampholders are original. Weight: 0,650 kg each.