Venini - Toni Zuccheri - Desk lamp - "Membrane" series

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Venini - Toni Zuccheri - Desk lamp - "Membrane" series - Murano glass

Toni Zuccheri for Venini / VeArt - Space Age "Membrane" Table Lamp - Murano Glass Step back into the golden age of Italian lighting design with this iconic **"Membrane" table lamp**, designed by the visionary **Toni Zuccheri** between the late 1960s and early 1970s. This piece represents the perfect marriage between the centuries-old Murano glassmaking tradition and modern Space Age aesthetics. The true magic of this lamp lies within its diffuser: a magnificent hand-blown glass sphere encasing an organic, fluid white "lattimo" glass membrane. As it wraps around the light source, the membrane creates a stunning, sculptured play of soft light and shadow, making each lamp a unique piece of art. Key Features & Details Designer / Creator: Toni Zuccheri Manufacturer / Brand: Attributed to Venini / VeArt (Murano, Italy) Model: "Membrane" Series (Table Lamp version) stimated Period: Circa 1970-1979 Country of Origin: Italy Materials, Dimensions & Colors Materials: Hand-blown Murano art glass (transparent and lattimo white), high-quality chromed metal base, original white plastic protective floor ring. Colors: Transparent, White (lattimo glass), and Silver (polished chrome base). Dimensions: Height: 30 cm Diameter (Sphere):18 cm Condition & Functionality Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The Murano glass globe is absolutely pristine, free of chips, cracks, or deep scratches. The chrome base shows very minor, age-appropriate signs of wear/patina which testify to its authenticity. Working Order: Yes, fully functional. It is equipped with its original wiring and on/off switch. Why Bid on This Piece? Designed by one of the most prestigious Murano glass masters, the "Membrane" is highly sought-after by collectors of Mid-Century Modern and Space Age design. Its compact dimensions make it an incredibly versatile accent piece—perfect for a bedside table, a console, or a design-focused desk. An investment piece that will continue to appreciate in value over time. Shipping: Safe, professional, and custom-packed shipping is guaranteed. The glass globe will be packed with extreme care to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. The lamp will be carefully packaged with robust materials to ensure safe transit. Shipping will be via insured, tracked courier About Toni Zuccheri Toni Zuccheri (1936-2008) was one of the most brilliant and revolutionary figures of 20th-century art glass. Having graduated in Architecture in Venice, Zuccheri indissolubily linked his name to the historic Venini glassworks, creating epoch-making masterpieces starting from the famous Bestiario in 1964, up to prestigious collaborations with design icons like Gio Ponti. His work was always defined by an extraordinary passion for experimentation, successfully translating organic and natural forms into avant-garde design solutions. The lamp offered in this auction belongs to the famous "Membrane" series, one of his most iconic and highly sought-after creations. The historical significance of this collection is immense: it was officially presented by Zuccheri and Venini at the XXXVI Venice Biennale in 1972 (in the Membrane ondate bicolori variant). This event consecrated his extraordinary technique of trapping a floating "lattimo" (milky white) glass membrane inside a transparent sphere as one of the poetic peaks of Italian Space Age design. Owning this lamp means bringing home not just an exceptional lighting accent, but a true piece of Venetian glassmaking history, celebrated in major design museums worldwide.

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