A stunning and rare Empoli glass vase, dating to the 1950s. This piece stands out for its vibrant ruby red coloration, a highly sought-after and infrequent hue compared to the more traditional green glass typically associated with the Tuscan town of Empoli. The vase features a bold, organic silhouette with a series of distinctive indentations (dimples) hand-pressed into the body. This technique not only creates a captivating play of light and transparency but also provides a tactile, sculptural quality to the glass. The irregular, fluid form reflects the mid-century move away from rigid geometry toward a more expressive and biological aesthetic. Empoli glass production in the postwar era was renowned for its ability to reinterpret traditional utilitarian glassware into artistic decorative objects. This vase, with its intense color and modern form, is an exceptional example of Italian artisanal glassmaking, perfect as a vibrant accent in a minimalist or eclectic interior.
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SILVER Seller in Firenze, Italia
