Pair of Murano glass “leaf” wall sconces with brass structure – Italy, 1970s

Pair of wall sconces in Murano glass shaped as leaves with pronounced veins, deeply curved like a chalice. The interior, dusted with crystals, captures the light and makes it sparkle through the thickness of the blown glass. Discreet brass structure.

• Italian production from the 1970s.
• H 38 cm x W 24 cm x D 11 cm
• 2 E14 LED bulbs included
• Two pairs available – sold as a pair.
• Condition: perfect.

These Murano glass wall sconces form a stylized leaf, showcasing the rich texture and volume typical of Italian lighting from the 1970s.

These designer wall sconces work equally well as bedroom wall sconces or living room wall sconces. Their sculptural presence gives them strong decorative impact, even when switched off.

Murano glass wall sconces: glasswork in the service of light

The pronounced curve of the leaves enhances their sculptural presence, while the raised veins shape the light diffusion across the entire glass surface. This construction gives the wall sconces an almost organic feel, far from a simple applied decorative element.

The slightly textured inner surface, enriched with crystals, acts as an active surface: light is captured, fragmented, then diffused as sparkling glimmers through the thickness of the glass.

The deliberately discreet brass structure serves only as a support, keeping the focus on the glass. It also adds a warm contrast when the wall sconces are switched off.

The set fits within Italian production of the 1970s, a period when Murano glass lighting became true architectural and decorative elements in modernist interiors.