Seguso Vetri d'Arte - 'Vetri a Scavo' (Murano)
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Seguso Vetri d'Arte - 'Vetri a Scavo' (Murano)
'Scavo' refers to a hot surface decoration technique whereby, during production, the surface of the glass is covered in salts and oxides, and sometimes ash, and then reheated to produce a rough opaque finish to replicate an ancient 'excavated' look. The shapes and colours often mimick Roman or Etruscan glassware, but sometimes this is given a twist with bright modern colours or designs.
23" / 585mm tall floor lamp with patinated bronze mount featuring three abstract male nudes.
23" / 585mm tall floor lamp with patinated bronze mount featuring three abstract male nudes.
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Re: Seguso Vetri d'Arte - 'Vetri a Scavo' (Murano)
I like that Nic, what age is it?
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Re: Seguso Vetri d'Arte - 'Vetri a Scavo' (Murano)
Urn-shaped vase with cased black glass handles. 395mm / 15.5" tall.
Re: Seguso Vetri d'Arte - 'Vetri a Scavo' (Murano)
These 'scavo' pieces are c.1976-80, as far as I can tell.
Re: Seguso Vetri d'Arte - 'Vetri a Scavo' (Murano)
Large moulded spiral bowl with exterior decorated a scavo.
Re: Seguso Vetri d'Arte - 'Vetri a Scavo' (Murano)
Hotworked lamps designed by Vittorio Rigattieri in the late 1960s:
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