This stunning pair of 1960s Space Age wall sconces by Lupi Cristal Luxor represents a magnificent intersection of mid-century industrial design and Italian glass artistry. Each architectural fixture is constructed from multi-layered slabs of thick, heavy glass arranged in a rhythmic, geometric formation. The composition plays brilliantly with color theory and transparency, sandwiching rich brown toned central glass panels between outer layers of clear glass. The exquisite craftsmanship highlights the heavy, high-quality nature of the glass slabs. Every individual panel features deeply polished, beveled edges that capture and refract light like monumental prisms. These substantial slabs are precisely held together by industrial-style chrome spacers and knurled metal screw-caps, adding a refined, mechanical accent to the upper and lower edges of the fixtures. The structural engineering of the sconces revealing a sturdy chrome-plated metal chassis designed for secure wall mounting. Nestled discreetly within the core of each piece is a sleek, silver-finished cylindrical E27 light socket, positioned to cast a beautiful, diffused glow outward through the colored glass layers. The dynamic interplay of the overlapping vertical planes creates a sophisticated sculptural presence even when unlit. These rare, heavy glass sconces are a testament to the bold experimentation of the era, making them a phenomenal statement lighting choice for a mid-century modern hallway, living area, or entry space. they are in excellent condition and they have been rewired by a professional, ready to use both U.S. and Europe.
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SILVER Seller in Catania, Italy
