Pair of Large 'Paglierino' Glass Antler Wall Sconces by Seguso
by SegusoDesigned by Archimede Seguso and produced by Seguso Vetri d'Arte in Murano, Italy, circa 1940
Of impressive scale and proportions, the form mimics the splendour of upturned horns and mounted antlers. The hand-blown 'Paglierino' glass of pale staw hue with ribbed brass fittings
Italy, late 1930s
The Seguso attribution rests primarily on the distinctive central collar, being of square-profile and ribbed, which holds the glass rods to the centre. This shape and exact texture is a foundational signature component used by Seguso Vetri d'Arte during the late 1930s and 1940s. The smooth, translucent straw-yellow coloration (paglierino) is also the defining palette profile Archimede Seguso used for his large upscale residential commissions during this period.
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Of impressive scale and proportions, the form mimics the splendour of upturned horns and mounted antlers. The hand-blown 'Paglierino' glass of pale staw hue with ribbed brass fittings
Italy, late 1930s
The Seguso attribution rests primarily on the distinctive central collar, being of square-profile and ribbed, which holds the glass rods to the centre. This shape and exact texture is a foundational signature component used by Seguso Vetri d'Arte during the late 1930s and 1940s. The smooth, translucent straw-yellow coloration (paglierino) is also the defining palette profile Archimede Seguso used for his large upscale residential commissions during this period.
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H 21.66" x W 26.78" x D 5.91"
