Decanter - Glass

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A rare mid‑century emerald green blown glass table service from the 1960s–1970s, comprising 1 carafe and 9 coordinating glasses, in excellent condition with only minor wear.

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Rare emerald-green glass dinner service from Empoli / emerald – Carafe and 9 glasses (1960s/1970s)

Object Description

Splendid and elegant vintage tableware in colored glass, characterized by a vibrant and intense emerald green shade, typical of the famous Italian manufacturing output of the second half of the twentieth century (Empoli glassware style).
The set comprises:
• 1 Important carafe / decanter in blown glass with an applied handle and a pinched, shaped spout. A piece of great presence and high collecting value.
• 9 coordinated glasses with the characteristic mushroom-flared base (solid foot), ideal for water, soft drinks or cocktails.
Finding a vintage service so numerous (a total of 10 pieces) that is fully coordinated, matched, and above all intact is an exceptional opportunity, ideal for glassware collectors and lovers of Mid-Century Modern design.

Details and Conditions

• Material: Colored glass paste (intense green)
• Era: Approximately 1960s / 1970s
• Style: Vintage, Mid-Century Modern, Italian Design
• Total quantity: 10 pieces (1 carafe + 9 glasses)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition. All pieces have been very well preserved: they show no streaks, cracks or chips on the edges or body. The bases and undersides are intact (as shown in the detailed photos). Minimal and normal signs of aging consistent with the items’ age.
Please carefully examine the photo gallery, which is an integral part of the description, to verify the quality and real condition of the lot.

Rare emerald-green glass dinner service from Empoli / emerald – Carafe and 9 glasses (1960s/1970s)

Object Description

Splendid and elegant vintage tableware in colored glass, characterized by a vibrant and intense emerald green shade, typical of the famous Italian manufacturing output of the second half of the twentieth century (Empoli glassware style).
The set comprises:
• 1 Important carafe / decanter in blown glass with an applied handle and a pinched, shaped spout. A piece of great presence and high collecting value.
• 9 coordinated glasses with the characteristic mushroom-flared base (solid foot), ideal for water, soft drinks or cocktails.
Finding a vintage service so numerous (a total of 10 pieces) that is fully coordinated, matched, and above all intact is an exceptional opportunity, ideal for glassware collectors and lovers of Mid-Century Modern design.

Details and Conditions

• Material: Colored glass paste (intense green)
• Era: Approximately 1960s / 1970s
• Style: Vintage, Mid-Century Modern, Italian Design
• Total quantity: 10 pieces (1 carafe + 9 glasses)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition. All pieces have been very well preserved: they show no streaks, cracks or chips on the edges or body. The bases and undersides are intact (as shown in the detailed photos). Minimal and normal signs of aging consistent with the items’ age.
Please carefully examine the photo gallery, which is an integral part of the description, to verify the quality and real condition of the lot.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Green
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
18 cm
Width
15 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
ItalyVerified
2
Objects sold
Private

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