Seguso Pair of Sconces, Murano Glass with Gold Leaf, Tulips, Leaves and Bow Deco
Seguso Pair of Sconces, Murano Glass with Gold Leaf, Tulips, Leaves and Bow Deco
Sconce has the hardware covered by a glass ribbon and hosts 5 hand shaped leaves and 5 tulips.
The base is ornate with a bow resembling glass ribbon.
Attributed to Seguso Vetri d'Arte from the 1930s. The band that covers the hardware is typical of the time. See Venini blue catalog.
Glass has pure gold leaf inclusion.
An historical fixture will give a touch of class and sumptuousness to your home.
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