Ferro & Lazzarini - Chamberstick - Murano glass





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This object is a splendid vintage Murano cobalt blue glass ashtray or candlestick, made in Italy in the 1960s. The piece stands out for the artisanal craftsmanship typical of Venetian mid-century design, characterized by a core of intense navy blue color enclosed in an asymmetric sculptural base in transparent glass with hand-shaped outward embossments or decorative fins. In the vintage and collectibles market, this specific model is often cataloged and offered both as a scenographic ashtray/catch-all tray and, in some usage variants, as an art candlestick. Here are some details about the piece and its production context:
Manufacture and Style: The organic, undulating form is a classic of mid-20th-century Venetian production.
Many experts and auction catalogs associate this type of glasswork, whether submerged or molded, with renowned island furnaces, including the historic Ferro & Lazzarini lines or contemporaneous attributions to the Murano tradition.
This object is a splendid vintage Murano cobalt blue glass ashtray or candlestick, made in Italy in the 1960s. The piece stands out for the artisanal craftsmanship typical of Venetian mid-century design, characterized by a core of intense navy blue color enclosed in an asymmetric sculptural base in transparent glass with hand-shaped outward embossments or decorative fins. In the vintage and collectibles market, this specific model is often cataloged and offered both as a scenographic ashtray/catch-all tray and, in some usage variants, as an art candlestick. Here are some details about the piece and its production context:
Manufacture and Style: The organic, undulating form is a classic of mid-20th-century Venetian production.
Many experts and auction catalogs associate this type of glasswork, whether submerged or molded, with renowned island furnaces, including the historic Ferro & Lazzarini lines or contemporaneous attributions to the Murano tradition.

