Blown and art glass lamps for a console, a sideboard or the end of a sofa.
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Every piece is made for you by its maker after you order. Most take eight to twelve weeks, and we confirm the date when you order.
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A Murano glass chandelier should come with a furnace you can name
Nube stacks three rounded volumes of salmon pink Murano glass around a fluted column of hand-carved crystal. Caterina holds a white glass cup above an olive green bell on a brushed gold arm, 56cm tall, and is sized for a bedside table.
Lollipop by Leo De Carlo is a 25cm disc of art glass standing on a black cylinder, 35cm high in all, and Ikebana by Romani Saccani Architetti Associati arranges stems of blown glass over braided metal. Cage is the largest here, Ø50cm and 65cm high, and it needs space on all sides. For lamps without a cable, see rechargeable table lamps.
A table lamp in glass stays in view whether it is on or off, so judge it unlit as well. Coloured glass sits as an object in the room by day. Opal and satin glass are quieter and give a more useful light when they are on.
For a side table, a lamp's base should be about level with the arm of the sofa or chair, with the light itself near eye level when seated. On a console, height can be greater, and the lamp is usually doubled. A lamp of 56cm suits a bedside table; 30 to 40cm suits a shelf.
