Italian table lamp from the 1970s with chromed metal structure and three blown glass globes with blue and white shading.
Attributed to Toni Zuccheri for Mazzega based on stylistic criteria.
The piece
This Italian table lamp dates from the 1970s and features a striking tubular structure in chromed metal with a mirror finish. It supports three spherical blown glass shades, each showing a subtle blue-to-white gradation that gives the lamp a strong sculptural presence.
The piece is attributed to Toni Zuccheri, based on its formal characteristics and glass treatment. No original label or documentation is present.
Lighting & atmosphere
The three light points create a soft, diffused illumination. The blown glass shades gently filter the light, producing a warm and atmospheric glow well suited to ambient lighting.
Where it works best
Designed as a table lamp, this piece works well on sideboards, consoles, desks or low tables. Its sculptural form makes it suitable both as a functional light source and as a decorative focal point in mid-century, Space Age or Hollywood Regency interiors.
Technical details
- Installation type: Table lamp
- Attribution: Attributed to Toni Zuccheri
- Origin: Italy
- Period: 1970s
- Material: Metal
- Glass / diffuser: Blown glass
- Light points: 3
- Voltage: European standard (220-240V)
Dimensions:
- Depth: 44 cm (17.3 in)
- Width: 44 cm (17.3 in)
- Height: 73 cm (28.7 in)
Condition:
Good vintage condition
Please refer to the photographs, which form an integral part of the condition report.”
The lamp works properly and has been tested prior to shipment. The wiring may be original or replaced.
A sculptural example of Italian lighting design from the 1970s, with strong visual presence.
