Blown glass table lamp, attributed to De Majo Murano, Italy, circa 1965–1975. An elegant and rare piece of Murano blown glass. Its fluid S-shaped silhouette, in deep translucent blue, supports a conical white opaline glass shade, secured by two fine brass knurled screws. The contrast between the colorful transparency of the base and the milky softness of the diffuser creates a warm and enveloping light, typical of Murano productions from the late 1960s. This model, attributed to De Majo Murano by direct comparison with a pair listed on 1stDibs, reflects the craftsmanship of that era: organic shapes, subtle assemblies, and a balance between material and light. A small bubble in the glass, resulting from manual blowing, confirms the artisanal manufacturing. The original label, visible on the socket, reads: “Made in Italy – ART. Z 8300” — an Italian component reference prior to CE standards, characteristic of lamps produced before the 1980s. E14 socket (small European base), 1 × max 60 W; LED bulb recommended (4–6 W). Dimensions: approx. H 31 × W 13 × D 18 cm. Overall in good condition with slight signs of aging. Original cable slightly yellowing but fully functional. A lamp with a sensual and sculptural presence, a rare witness to Italian modernism from the 60s–70s, where the poetry of glass meets the precision of design. The lamp will be carefully shipped.