Barovier Murano Glass Chandelier, Italy, circa 1950 A rare and poetic Murano glass chandelier attributed to Barovier, Italy, circa 1950. This exceptional piece captures the theatrical elegance of mid-century Venetian glassmaking. The chandelier is composed of a finely textured frosted glass bowl, softly diffusing the light from its three internal bulbs, and is enriched by twelve hand-blown transparent glass curls, each one shaped like a ribbon of water frozen in motion. The delicate aqua tint of the glass gives the piece a fresh, almost marine luminosity, while the sculptural curls create movement, rhythm and lightness around the central body. The contrast between the satin-finished bowl and the clear curled glass elements makes this chandelier both decorative and refined, perfectly balanced between Art Deco memory and 1950s Italian modern elegance. The twisted glass stem and the decorated ceiling canopy complete the composition with great harmony, confirming the quality and sophistication of Murano craftsmanship. Ideal for a dining room, an elegant entrance hall, a bedroom, or a refined living space, this chandelier is not simply a source of light, but a small Venetian stage suspended in the air. The chandelier has three lights and twelve hand-blown glass curls. Details: Italy, Murano Circa 1950 Attributed to Barovier Hand-blown Murano glass Three internal lights Twelve decorative glass curls Original vintage character with timeless decorative presence. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, Up to 250V (Europe/UK Standard).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.