Vide poche - Italy - Submerged Murano

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Vintage Murano glass sommerso centerpiece, a hand-sculpted decorative vide-poche in emerald green and amber with a clear outer layer, measuring 30 cm wide, 30 cm deep and 10 cm high, dating from the 1950s–1960s and produced in Murano, Italy, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.

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Exceptional and elegant vintage vide-poche (or small centerpiece) in legitimate artistic Murano glass, made in Italy between the 1950s and 1960s. The piece features a sculptural and highly decorative organic design, hand-shaped in the form of a stylized leaf or star with undulating, fluid tips (“Splash design”). It is a standout piece that perfectly encapsulates the charm and sophistication of Italian Mid-Century Modern design. Technique and Colors: Executed using the celebrated Sommerso technique, which layers colored glass without colors mixing. The visual effect is fascinating: a thick amber/yellow base that extends and smoothly transitions to a vibrant emerald green at the edges. The outer cover of clear, thick glass captures and reflects light spectacularly, giving the piece great depth and three-dimensionality. Authenticity note: The vide-poche still bears its original factory label/sticker affixed to the inner face, a crucial detail for collectors that attests to its provenance and era. Technical Details / Features:Object Type: Vide-poche / Decorative Plate / CenterpieceMaterial: Murano Artistic GlassTechnique: Sommerso / Hand-shapedOrigin: Murano, ItalyEra: 1950s / 1960sColors: Emerald Green, Amber (Yellow) and TransparentCondition: Excellent vintage condition. No flaws, chips, or cracks. Shows only the minor, normal wear on the base, expected in an authentic piece of this age.

Exceptional and elegant vintage vide-poche (or small centerpiece) in legitimate artistic Murano glass, made in Italy between the 1950s and 1960s. The piece features a sculptural and highly decorative organic design, hand-shaped in the form of a stylized leaf or star with undulating, fluid tips (“Splash design”). It is a standout piece that perfectly encapsulates the charm and sophistication of Italian Mid-Century Modern design. Technique and Colors: Executed using the celebrated Sommerso technique, which layers colored glass without colors mixing. The visual effect is fascinating: a thick amber/yellow base that extends and smoothly transitions to a vibrant emerald green at the edges. The outer cover of clear, thick glass captures and reflects light spectacularly, giving the piece great depth and three-dimensionality. Authenticity note: The vide-poche still bears its original factory label/sticker affixed to the inner face, a crucial detail for collectors that attests to its provenance and era. Technical Details / Features:Object Type: Vide-poche / Decorative Plate / CenterpieceMaterial: Murano Artistic GlassTechnique: Sommerso / Hand-shapedOrigin: Murano, ItalyEra: 1950s / 1960sColors: Emerald Green, Amber (Yellow) and TransparentCondition: Excellent vintage condition. No flaws, chips, or cracks. Shows only the minor, normal wear on the base, expected in an authentic piece of this age.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1500 g
Glass type
Murano glass
Specific region of origin
Murano
Title additional information
Submerged Murano
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
10 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
30 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
SwitzerlandVerified
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Objects sold
86.96%
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