Chalice - Tipetto - Murano glass

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Tipetto Venetian goblet in hand-blown Murano glass, with a tall decorative stem and florale motifs with gold inclusions, dating to 1960–1970, Italy, in excellent condition.

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Calice - Venetian Tippo
an elegant example of Murano hand-blown glass art, featuring a stem worked with flower decorations and gilt details.

The Tipetto is the traditional high-value goblet of Murano's artistic glassworks. Historically it was used as a true status symbol during European aristocratic banquets.

The Flared Cup: Made in extremely fine blown glass with graduated tones (smoked crystal / very pale amber).

The elongated trumpet-shaped form emphasizes the vertical thrust of the entire piece.

The Decorative Stem (The Gambo): Represents the core of the master glassmaker's skill. It features spherical knots alternated with elements shaped with hot-tinned metal tongs.

Floral Applications: At the center of the stem stands a splendid three-dimensional floral composition with pink petals and green leaves applied individually. Gold Inclusions: The decorated nodules that enclose the floral section feature submerged gold leaf inclusions, which give warm brilliant reflections and a sense of preciousness to the work.

Extreme lightness: Despite the visual complexity, the mouth-blown artisanal glass makes the object incredibly light to the touch.

Fine craftsmanship, excellent condition — from our own collection built up over the last thirty years of works from Murano’s finest glassworks such as Venini, Barovier & Toso, Salviati, Archimede Seguso, Carlo Moretti, Seguso V.A., V. Nason & C., etc.

We guarantee proper packaging commensurate with the artistic and monetary value of the object, prepared within the day following payment.

Calice - Venetian Tippo
an elegant example of Murano hand-blown glass art, featuring a stem worked with flower decorations and gilt details.

The Tipetto is the traditional high-value goblet of Murano's artistic glassworks. Historically it was used as a true status symbol during European aristocratic banquets.

The Flared Cup: Made in extremely fine blown glass with graduated tones (smoked crystal / very pale amber).

The elongated trumpet-shaped form emphasizes the vertical thrust of the entire piece.

The Decorative Stem (The Gambo): Represents the core of the master glassmaker's skill. It features spherical knots alternated with elements shaped with hot-tinned metal tongs.

Floral Applications: At the center of the stem stands a splendid three-dimensional floral composition with pink petals and green leaves applied individually. Gold Inclusions: The decorated nodules that enclose the floral section feature submerged gold leaf inclusions, which give warm brilliant reflections and a sense of preciousness to the work.

Extreme lightness: Despite the visual complexity, the mouth-blown artisanal glass makes the object incredibly light to the touch.

Fine craftsmanship, excellent condition — from our own collection built up over the last thirty years of works from Murano’s finest glassworks such as Venini, Barovier & Toso, Salviati, Archimede Seguso, Carlo Moretti, Seguso V.A., V. Nason & C., etc.

We guarantee proper packaging commensurate with the artistic and monetary value of the object, prepared within the day following payment.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Italy
Model
Tipetto
Material
Murano glass
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
37 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
11 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
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