Archimede Seguso is a name that, up until yesterday, we weren't always familiar with when we saw attached to a Swank Lighting lamp! Now, we understand him to be one of glass history's finest masters. So, in honor of his great work, we've rounded up 10 gorgeous examples of his glass---in lamps! Here are 10 of our favorite Seguso lamps for your viewing (or purchasing) pleasure! Is one of these lamps the perfect pair for your home?
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Seguso Lavender-Blue Opaline Murano Lamps on Gold Lacquer "The beautiful opaline lavender-blue glass was blown by Seguso in the 1950s. These Murano lamps have a whimsical and elegant design. They are breathtaking in person! The color changes with the slightest change in light from intense lavender to rich periwinkle blue."
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Seguso Red Hot Murano Lamps on Lucite Platter "Hotter than a pepper sprout! These Murano lamps are a gorgeous chili-pepper red and just as hot. The heavily ribbed glass seems to float on that big hunk of icy lucite. The lamps are topped off with polished nickel hardware, doublecluter sockets, and twin on/off switches, whch dangle like earrings - they make quite a statement."
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Seguso Swirled & Ribbed Baby Blue Murano Lamps on Lucite "This glamorous pair of vintage Murano lamps was made by Seguso in the 1960's. They are a soft, rich, sexy blue robin's egg blue. The design is so simple yet they are breathtaking! These lamps have a wonderful swirled rib design. The thickness of the glass in the ribbed sections gives the illusion of a darker color blue, making the lamps appear striped in certain light."
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Seguso Gold Kissed Raspberry Swirled Murano Lamps on Lucite "A very stylish and elegant pair of Seguso Murano lamps from the 1950's, swirled in raspberry and crimson and heavily dusted with 24 karat gold. The lamps are mounted on lucite chunks. The glass is perfect, with no imperfections whatsoever. All new solid brass hardware with satin finish."
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Seguso Lemon Yellow Opaline Murano Lamps on Marble "These lemon yellow opaline Murano lamps were blown by Seguso in the 1950's. They are the color of a lemon meringue pie - that wonderful sweet and tart color that, because of the opaline, gets more intense when the sunlight hits it."
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A Pair of Italian Art Glass Table Lamps by Seguso A great pair of Italian Seguso lamps in a rich color, fun texture and a soft, sensual shape.
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Seguso Rare Opaline Striped Murano Lamps in Pink Lemonade "These wonderful Murano lamps are called 'Opalina Rosa' on the original 1950's packing label. They are gorgeous! There are swirling stripes of white opaline in the pink-lemonade colored glass. The thickness of the glass creates all kinds of beautiful, magical distortions and optical illusions. The vibrancy of the color is best seen in the outdoor photos as the flash seems to minimize the fruity flavor of the glass. In certain light, they are psychedelic."
1) Seguso Lavender-Blue Opaline Murano Lamps on Gold Lacquer "The beautiful opaline lavender-blue glass was blown by Seguso in the 1950s. These Murano lamps have a whimsical and elegant design. They are breathtaking in person! The color changes with the slightest change in light from intense lavender to rich periwinkle blue."
2) Seguso Red Hot Murano Lamps on Lucite Platter "Hotter than a pepper sprout! These Murano lamps are a gorgeous chili-pepper red and just as hot. The heavily ribbed glass seems to float on that big hunk of icy lucite. The lamps are topped off with polished nickel hardware, doublecluter sockets, and twin on/off switches, whch dangle like earrings - they make quite a statement."
3) Seguso Swirled & Ribbed Baby Blue Murano Lamps on Lucite "This glamorous pair of vintage Murano lamps was made by Seguso in the 1960's. They are a soft, rich, sexy blue robin's egg blue. The design is so simple yet they are breathtaking! These lamps have a wonderful swirled rib design. The thickness of the glass in the ribbed sections gives the illusion of a darker color blue, making the lamps appear striped in certain light."
4) Seguso Gold Kissed Raspberry Swirled Murano Lamps on Lucite "A very stylish and elegant pair of Seguso Murano lamps from the 1950's, swirled in raspberry and crimson and heavily dusted with 24 karat gold. The lamps are mounted on lucite chunks. The glass is perfect, with no imperfections whatsoever. All new solid brass hardware with satin finish."
5) Seguso Lemon Yellow Opaline Murano Lamps on Marble "These lemon yellow opaline Murano lamps were blown by Seguso in the 1950's. They are the color of a lemon meringue pie - that wonderful sweet and tart color that, because of the opaline, gets more intense when the sunlight hits it."
6) A Pair of Italian Art Glass Table Lamps by Seguso A great pair of Italian Seguso lamps in a rich color, fun texture and a soft, sensual shape.
7) Seguso Rare Opaline Striped Murano Lamps in Pink Lemonade "These wonderful Murano lamps are called 'Opalina Rosa' on the original 1950's packing label. They are gorgeous! There are swirling stripes of white opaline in the pink-lemonade colored glass. The thickness of the glass creates all kinds of beautiful, magical distortions and optical illusions. The vibrancy of the color is best seen in the outdoor photos as the flash seems to minimize the fruity flavor of the glass. In certain light, they are psychedelic."
8) Seguso Vintage White Opaline Murano Lamps on Gold Leaf Base "The glass is awesome - it has a very soft bluish hint to it. The glass pieces, alone, measure 22 1/2 inches. As shown, the lamps are 31 1/2 inches tall to the socket top."
9) Seguso Turquoise/Aqua and Copper Murano Lamps on Black Lacquer "These turquoise/aqua Murano lamps with swirls of copper are spectacular! The Asian-style bases, which were original to the pair, have been relacquered in an ebony egg shell finish."
10) Seguso Monumental Peach Opaline Murano Lamps on Gold Leaf "These extra large opaline Murano lamps are a beautiful misty peach color - like two giant Jelly Belly candies! Opaline lamps are hard to photograph indoors - when the flash comes on the color of the lamps becomes way muted, so the outdoor pictures are the best at showing how striking the glass really is." 
