Alfredo Barbini for Vetrerie Murano Murano Glass Vase with Original Label 1990s A striking Murano glass vase by Alfredo Barbini for Vetrerie Murano, dating to the 1990s, and retaining its original label. This piece is a refined expression of late twentieth-century Italian glass design, combining the technical mastery of Murano craftsmanship with a distinctly playful and sophisticated decorative language. The vase is defined by its tall, elegantly tapered cylindrical form, whose essential silhouette allows the decorative composition to emerge with particular clarity. The lower section is enriched by a deep graduated cobalt blue tone, which rises softly through the clear glass body, creating a luminous sense of depth and atmosphere. Suspended across the surface is a dynamic arrangement of applied polychrome glass elements, composed of slender linear forms in vivid tones. Their rhythmic, almost gestural placement introduces movement and graphic vitality, lending the vase a distinctly postmodern sensibility while preserving the purity and balance of the overall form. What makes the piece especially compelling is the contrast between the sobriety of its structure and the expressive quality of its chromatic decoration. The result is an object of strong visual identity: at once decorative, sculptural, and deeply representative of Murano’s ability to unite tradition with innovation. Elegant and highly versatile, this vase is ideal for display in a living room, on a console, sideboard, or within a curated collection of twentieth-century Italian glass. A work of notable refinement, it brings color, light, and artistic character into any interior.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
