Sergio Mazza for Artemide “Clio” Wall Sconces — Pair, Italy, c. 1963
Designer Sergio Mazza for Artemide
Italy 1960s
H 29cm W 25cm D 31cm
An iconic design from the golden age of Italian modernism, the Clio wall sconce by Sergio Mazza for Artemide is a masterclass in sculptural simplicity. Originally designed in 1963, the Clio features two opposing frosted opaline glass hemispheres held within a satin nickel-plated brass band, creating a bold geometric form that is equally captivating illuminated or unlit. The design can also be mounted as a ceiling fixture, adding to its versatility.
Each sconce accommodates two bulbs, producing a warm, evenly diffused light through the textured opaline glass. The exposed ball-head fasteners and brushed nickel-plated brass band lend a subtle industrial character, balancing the soft glow of the glass with refined architectural detailing.
These examples remain in excellent vintage condition, retaining their original finish with a beautiful age-appropriate patina to the metalwork. The glass shades are free from chips or cracks, and each fixture has been professionally tested and is in full working order.
Price is for one lamp






