Murano - Bottle vase - Glass





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This 40 cm Italian Murano glass vase or decanter, dating from the 1960s–1970s, features a Sommerso design in ruby red, amber and blue tones, an original label and a small chip.
Description from the seller
Vintage Murano Vase / Carafe – Sfumato/Sommerso style, 1960s–1970s
Description
A spectacular decorative Murano glass carafe or vase, handmade in the classic techniques of Italian glassmaking. The piece stands out with an extraordinary sculptural form featuring an elegant handle and long neck, where the sommerso technique and vivid ruby-red tones come to the fore, transitioning at the bottom into warm amber tones and bluish reflections. The original manufacturer label (Murano Glass – Made in Italy) is preserved on the body of the vessel.
Manufacturer: Murano Glass (Italy)
Era: 1960s – 1970s
Condition: The vase is generally in good condition and retains its original label. It has a small, subtle chip on the side, which is practically unobtrusive and does not affect the beauty or optical impact of the exhibited piece.
Vintage Murano Vase / Carafe – Sfumato/Sommerso style, 1960s–1970s
Description
A spectacular decorative Murano glass carafe or vase, handmade in the classic techniques of Italian glassmaking. The piece stands out with an extraordinary sculptural form featuring an elegant handle and long neck, where the sommerso technique and vivid ruby-red tones come to the fore, transitioning at the bottom into warm amber tones and bluish reflections. The original manufacturer label (Murano Glass – Made in Italy) is preserved on the body of the vessel.
Manufacturer: Murano Glass (Italy)
Era: 1960s – 1970s
Condition: The vase is generally in good condition and retains its original label. It has a small, subtle chip on the side, which is practically unobtrusive and does not affect the beauty or optical impact of the exhibited piece.

