Exquisite Pair of 1930s Murano “Bulicante” Glass and Patinated Brass Wall Sconces by Archimede Seguso, Venice, Italy

This refined and elegant pair of wall sconces, crafted in the 1930s by Venetian glass maestro Archimede Seguso, embodies the timeless sophistication and meticulous artistry synonymous with Murano glasswork. Each sconce features Seguso’s signature “bulicante” technique, wherein controlled bubbles are artistically embedded within the glass to create a mesmerizing, effervescent effect that catches and diffuses light in a warm, inviting glow. The glasswork’s transparency, combined with the playful array of bubbles, brings an ethereal quality to these pieces, giving them an almost jewel-like luminosity

The sconces are anchored by patinated brass mounts, whose elegant, aged finish complements the glass beautifully, adding a layer of warmth and richness to their appearance. The subtle sheen of the brass brings a touch of old-world charm, enhancing the sense of historical character and authenticity these sconces exude. Seguso’s masterful design and attention to detail make this pair more than mere lighting fixtures

Please note, the wiring and socket have been replaced to meet current safety standards.