Attributed to Pietro Taglia

Attributed to PIETRO TAGLIA (Italy, active in the 1960s).
“Flame” table lamp, Italy, 1960s.
Murano glass.
In working condition. Exhibits wear consistent with age and use.
Measurements: 86 x 18 x 18 cm.
Sculptural “Flame” table lamp, attributed to Italian designer Pietro Taglia and produced during the 1960s. Its distinctive organic silhouette, inspired by the shape of a flame, reflects the formal experimentation of mid-20th-century Italian design, where sculpture and lighting converge in a single piece. Crafted from hand-blown Murano glass, it combines a transparent glass body with a white opal glass core that diffuses light in a soft, enveloping manner. The elegant transition between the two layers of glass, together with its streamlined profile, makes the lamp both a source of ambient lighting and a striking decorative object. It is a representative piece of 1960s Italian design, ideal for interiors in the Mid-Century Modern, Space Age, or contemporary styles.
Pietro Taglia is an Italian designer best known for his Mid-Century-style lighting creations, particularly his lamps crafted from Murano blown glass. Active primarily during the 1960s, his designs are characterized by organic and fluid forms, such as the well-known “Flame Lamps,” which evoke the movement of a flame.