VNason&C - Bowl - Eklettika - Murano glass - vintage

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Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.

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This vintage V. Nason & C. Murano glass bowl, made using the sommerso technique with amber and brown layers beneath clear glass, dates from 1980–1990.

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Vintage bowl in sommerso Murano glass, featuring a thick transparent dome with amber and brown layers inside.
Signed on the glass by the maker.

Art. 1304/4 H2
Material: artistic Murano glass
Manufacturer: N.Nason&C. Murano
Technique: sommerso glass
Color: amber/orange, encased in transparent glass or brown glass at the base
Dimensions: H 4 cm ; Diam. 15 cm

All the items offered were handmade by the master glassmakers of V.Nason&c and may therefore show slight variations, also due to the exclusive nature of the artisanal process.

The products come from the complete collection of V. Nason & C., which was entirely withdrawn in 2004 by the ordinary court of Venice when the V. Nason factory closed.
We own the largest existing collection of V. Nason & C. products.

All our items will be carefully packed in their original box using quality materials, as safe shipping is our priority.

Seller's Story

We are a company that for over 20 years has been involved in enhancing and promoting Italian art in the world, in particular artistic glass. We currently own the largest Murano glass collection in the world, preciously preserved in our gallery in Italy. The years of experience and our reviews are synonymous with reliability and seriousness in the sector, with a young and prepared team ready to respond to any request and need.
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Vintage bowl in sommerso Murano glass, featuring a thick transparent dome with amber and brown layers inside.
Signed on the glass by the maker.

Art. 1304/4 H2
Material: artistic Murano glass
Manufacturer: N.Nason&C. Murano
Technique: sommerso glass
Color: amber/orange, encased in transparent glass or brown glass at the base
Dimensions: H 4 cm ; Diam. 15 cm

All the items offered were handmade by the master glassmakers of V.Nason&c and may therefore show slight variations, also due to the exclusive nature of the artisanal process.

The products come from the complete collection of V. Nason & C., which was entirely withdrawn in 2004 by the ordinary court of Venice when the V. Nason factory closed.
We own the largest existing collection of V. Nason & C. products.

All our items will be carefully packed in their original box using quality materials, as safe shipping is our priority.

Seller's Story

We are a company that for over 20 years has been involved in enhancing and promoting Italian art in the world, in particular artistic glass. We currently own the largest Murano glass collection in the world, preciously preserved in our gallery in Italy. The years of experience and our reviews are synonymous with reliability and seriousness in the sector, with a young and prepared team ready to respond to any request and need.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Glass type
Murano glass
Specific region of origin
Veneto
Title additional information
vintage
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
VNason&C
Model
Eklettika
Material
Glass
Style
Vintage
Condition
As new - unused
Height
4 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
ItalyVerified
4163
Objects sold
94.94%
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