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Artistic vase in Murano glass – Strongly attributed to Archimede Seguso, 1940s

Important hand-blown Murano glass vase, dating from the 1940s and strongly attributable to Archimede Seguso, among the most celebrated glassmakers of the Murano tradition.

The work presents a refined sculptural form characterized by deep vertical ribbing that develops harmoniously from the globular body to the slender neck. The quality of workmanship, formal research, the particular orange-amber hue, and the satin finish of the glass convincingly recall some of the most sought-after productions linked to Archimede Seguso’s workshop in the second quarter of the 20th century.

The extraordinary execution quality, the purity of the lines, and the rich color palette attest to the excellence of Murano glassmaking of the period. The slightly tactile surface creates striking light effects that enhance the volume and sculptural character of the piece.

A piece of strong aesthetic impact, destined for collectors of Murano artistic glass, Italian design, and works attributed to the great masters of the 20th century.

Characteristics

* Production: Murano, Italy
* Era: 1940s
* Attribution: strongly attributed to Archimede Seguso
* Material: hand-blown art glass
* Color: orange-amber
* Height: 32 cm
* Maximum diameter: 26 cm

Conditions
Excellent overall condition. There are light and normal signs of age compatible with the work’s age. No cracks or restorations detected.

A refined example of Murano glass art from the 1940s, characterized by execution quality, formal research, and a striking presence that make it a highly fascinating collectible object.