Effetre - Murano - Centrepiece - Glass

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This 1970s Effetre Murano handblown glass bowl has a cobalt-blue hammered surface, three tapered feet, an acid-stamped base and measures 24 cm in diameter by 14 cm high.

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A heavy pool of deep cobalt light floating on three delicate points, this handblown centerpiece bowl by Guido Ferro for Effetre captures the essence of 1970s Venetian modernism. Created by one of the oldest glassmaking families in Murano, this piece honors centuries of heritage while actively embracing mid-century innovation. The thick, vibrant blue glass is defined by a subtle, hammered tactile surface that catches and diffuses the light, transforming a classic Murano form into an atmospheric study of color and transparency.

Signed with the authentic acid stamp "Effetre Murano" on the base, this three-footed bowl stands as a clear and definitive marker of Guido Ferro's cataloged production. The unique tripod base and the raw, fluid organic rim make it an ideal statement piece for contemporary interiors that lean on material texture and rich tones rather than bold patterns.

Designer & Artist: Guido Ferro
Manufacturer & Brand: Effetre Murano
Origin: Murano, Venice, Italy
Period: Circa 1970s
Material: Handblown Murano art glass, cobalt blue with hammered texture
Form: Circular tripod bowl with three tapered feet
Markings: Signed with authentic "Effetre Murano" acid stamp on the base
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, clear and vibrant glass, no chips, cracks, or deep scratches, light and age-appropriate shelf wear on the bottom of the feet
Dimensions:
• Diameter: 24 cm
• Height: 14 cm

Please note: Other items in the photo are for staging purposes only and are not included.

A heavy pool of deep cobalt light floating on three delicate points, this handblown centerpiece bowl by Guido Ferro for Effetre captures the essence of 1970s Venetian modernism. Created by one of the oldest glassmaking families in Murano, this piece honors centuries of heritage while actively embracing mid-century innovation. The thick, vibrant blue glass is defined by a subtle, hammered tactile surface that catches and diffuses the light, transforming a classic Murano form into an atmospheric study of color and transparency.

Signed with the authentic acid stamp "Effetre Murano" on the base, this three-footed bowl stands as a clear and definitive marker of Guido Ferro's cataloged production. The unique tripod base and the raw, fluid organic rim make it an ideal statement piece for contemporary interiors that lean on material texture and rich tones rather than bold patterns.

Designer & Artist: Guido Ferro
Manufacturer & Brand: Effetre Murano
Origin: Murano, Venice, Italy
Period: Circa 1970s
Material: Handblown Murano art glass, cobalt blue with hammered texture
Form: Circular tripod bowl with three tapered feet
Markings: Signed with authentic "Effetre Murano" acid stamp on the base
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, clear and vibrant glass, no chips, cracks, or deep scratches, light and age-appropriate shelf wear on the bottom of the feet
Dimensions:
• Diameter: 24 cm
• Height: 14 cm

Please note: Other items in the photo are for staging purposes only and are not included.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Effetre
Designer/artist/maker
Murano
Material
Glass
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
14 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
24 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
ItalyVerified
95
Objects sold
100%
Private

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