Ezzelino Murano glass Wall Lamp

Each stage of workmanship is handcrafted each piece may differ in decoration from the photo as each item is Unique

The item ordered will be executed expressly for your home.

Comes with Belvetro Murano Certificate of Guarantee and Authenticity.

Each item is shipped with included spare parts and assembly instructions for quick and easy assembly.

Delivery is in 30-40 days by 100% insured express courier.

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Ezzelino (or Ecelino) III da Romano, called the Terrible (Onara, April 25, 1194 – Soncino, September 27, 1259), was an Italian condottiero and politician, lord of the Marca Trevigiana.

He was the eldest son of Ezzelino II the Monk and Adelaide of Mangona, and brother of Alberico and Cunizza. Known for his courage, cunning, and ambition, his determination often led to ruthless behavior, especially after the death of his ally Frederick II of Swabia in 1250. Chroniclers later described him as “ferocious” and “terrible,” though many of the stories surrounding him are likely legendary.

The Da Romano family, also known as the Ezzelini, arrived in Italy from Germany between the 10th and 11th centuries. They first settled in Onara, where they built a castle, and later in Romano, near Bassano del Grappa, which in 1867 was renamed Romano d’Ezzelino.