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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italy
There are several ways to shape Murano glass. The one most people immediately think of is glassblowing, which consists of - as the name implies - blowing glass through a tube into a mass of glass, causing it to expand until it becomes extremely thin. Another way, however, is to shape an object through a mould, thus obtaining more elaborate shapes that a glassblower would not be able to achieve. Such is the case with this massive transparent vase, which features an elegant bevelled decoration on the front. The green stain is skilfully achieved through a thin layer of green glass and emphasises the focal point of the decorative motif. The front and back are smooth, while the sides are delicately frosted, adding a textural quality to the object. When used as a vase, it can accommodate a single flower, having a hole of 1 cm in diameter and a depth of approximately 7 cm. It is preserved in excellent condition, with a warm patina and no cracks or dents.
ID: 1832-1656324935-41705
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