v.nason&c. Murano - Carlo Nason - Paperweight - Artistico Pesce con pinna caudola - Glass
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Murano glass sculpture of a stylized fish with a forked tail, Artistico Pesce con pinna caudola, designed by Carlo Nason and produced by V. Nason & C. Murano (Italy) in the 1970s–1980s, in mint condition, with a central gold/amber insert and original circular labels, dimensions 13 cm wide, 10 cm high and 6 cm deep.
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Description from the seller
Statue depicting a Fish with Fin in Murano glass, a renowned collectible piece of Venetian craftsmanship.
Signed on the glass by the producer.
Producer: made at the historic glassworks V.Nason&C. of Murano, Venice.
Technique: the transparent body encloses a central insert in gold/amber color, with a granular effect typical of the carved glass technique or with inclusions.
Shape: stylized fish profile with a bifurcated caudal fin.
Authenticity: the sculptures still bear original circular adhesive labels certifying their V.Nason&C. manufacture.
Art. 1202/21 G7
Dimensions :
H 13 cm x 10 cm
The glass, in its chromatic richness, is produced without the use of harmful substances.
A sustainable choice for a healthy work environment and for the safeguarding of nature.
Packaging:
For all our shipments we use special packing materials (wood crates, styrofoam, etc.) for maximum protection and safety of the objects.
Shipping:
The item will be sent with tracking. You will receive the tracking code as soon as the package is shipped. With this code you can also monitor the status and location of your package, as well as the estimated delivery date.
Seller's Story
Our young company was born with a great passion for Murano glass, particularly for the masterworks of the old Vetreria Murano ...
After a long and thorough research we have been able to contact with the heir of v. Nason, managing to gather the complete v. Nason collection.
Our young and enthusiastic collaborators are now working to share our passion on different online markets.
Translated by Google TranslateStatue depicting a Fish with Fin in Murano glass, a renowned collectible piece of Venetian craftsmanship.
Signed on the glass by the producer.
Producer: made at the historic glassworks V.Nason&C. of Murano, Venice.
Technique: the transparent body encloses a central insert in gold/amber color, with a granular effect typical of the carved glass technique or with inclusions.
Shape: stylized fish profile with a bifurcated caudal fin.
Authenticity: the sculptures still bear original circular adhesive labels certifying their V.Nason&C. manufacture.
Art. 1202/21 G7
Dimensions :
H 13 cm x 10 cm
The glass, in its chromatic richness, is produced without the use of harmful substances.
A sustainable choice for a healthy work environment and for the safeguarding of nature.
Packaging:
For all our shipments we use special packing materials (wood crates, styrofoam, etc.) for maximum protection and safety of the objects.
Shipping:
The item will be sent with tracking. You will receive the tracking code as soon as the package is shipped. With this code you can also monitor the status and location of your package, as well as the estimated delivery date.
Seller's Story
Our young company was born with a great passion for Murano glass, particularly for the masterworks of the old Vetreria Murano ...
After a long and thorough research we have been able to contact with the heir of v. Nason, managing to gather the complete v. Nason collection.
Our young and enthusiastic collaborators are now working to share our passion on different online markets.
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Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
v.nason&c. Murano
Designer/artist/maker
Carlo Nason
Model/name
Artistico Pesce con pinna caudola
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
As new - unused
Height
10 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
6 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980, 1980-1990
