Vase (2) - Murano glass

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A pair of vintage Murano glass vases, made in Italy by V.B. Opaline Florence and dating to circa 1960–1970, each measuring about 16 cm in width and depth and 25 cm in height.

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Pair of Vintage Vases "V.B. Opaline Florence" – Garbed/Encased Glass – Italy, c. 1970

Splendid and heavy pair of vintage art glass vases encased, produced in Empoli (Florence) by the famous V.B. Opaline Florence atelier, dating from the late 1960s to the early 1970s.
The pieces stand out for their refined Pop Art / Space Age design, with a lively marbled flame decoration.
The construction consists of three stacked layers: inner white milk glass base, central decoration with colored enamels, and outer transparent crystal cover.
The orange pitcher still bears its original paper label from the era, a very rare detail that certifies authenticity.
The blue vase features the typical cold-smoothed flat base.

Cup/vase (Blue/Orange): Height 24.5 cm, Width 10 cm, Weight: 687 g.
Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or rounding."

Seller's Story

For over 20 years, I have dedicated myself passionately to the search for and trading of special, rare, curious objects from any era. Every piece I select has something that catches my attention: it can be the shape, the story, the unusual aspect, or simply that detail that makes it unique. I am always searching for objects that speak, that tell something to those who know how to listen. I choose them carefully, photograph them honestly, and describe them as accurately as possible. Selling on this Catawiki to share this passion with those who, like me, love to surround themselves with things with a soul.
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Pair of Vintage Vases "V.B. Opaline Florence" – Garbed/Encased Glass – Italy, c. 1970

Splendid and heavy pair of vintage art glass vases encased, produced in Empoli (Florence) by the famous V.B. Opaline Florence atelier, dating from the late 1960s to the early 1970s.
The pieces stand out for their refined Pop Art / Space Age design, with a lively marbled flame decoration.
The construction consists of three stacked layers: inner white milk glass base, central decoration with colored enamels, and outer transparent crystal cover.
The orange pitcher still bears its original paper label from the era, a very rare detail that certifies authenticity.
The blue vase features the typical cold-smoothed flat base.

Cup/vase (Blue/Orange): Height 24.5 cm, Width 10 cm, Weight: 687 g.
Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or rounding."

Seller's Story

For over 20 years, I have dedicated myself passionately to the search for and trading of special, rare, curious objects from any era. Every piece I select has something that catches my attention: it can be the shape, the story, the unusual aspect, or simply that detail that makes it unique. I am always searching for objects that speak, that tell something to those who know how to listen. I choose them carefully, photograph them honestly, and describe them as accurately as possible. Selling on this Catawiki to share this passion with those who, like me, love to surround themselves with things with a soul.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1063 g
Glass type
Murano glass
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Glass
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
25 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
16 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
821
Objects sold
100%
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