Murano Glass Vase by Carlo Moretti, 1970s

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A refined Murano glass vase, a piece of high-quality Italian craftsmanship attributed to the prestigious Carlo Moretti glassworks. This piece … Read more A refined Murano glass vase, a piece of high-quality Italian craftsmanship attributed to the prestigious Carlo Moretti glassworks. This piece is a superb example of Modernist design, prized from the 1970s.

Subject and Style: Elegant design with a globular base and a tall, flared neck. The decoration features vibrant abstract brushstrokes (in orange, blue, and black) applied to a milky glass base (the "incamiciato" technique) and enclosed in clear glass using the Sommerso technique. Material and Finish: Crafted from heavy, multi-layered blown glass. The finish is glossy and brilliant, enhancing the vibrant colors and depth of the glass. The milky white interior creates a beautiful visual contrast. Base: The flat, solid base, typical of solid Murano glass, ensures perfect stability. Ideal for Murano glass collectors, lovers of midcentury design, or as a striking centerpiece for modern decor.

Technical Details and Condition:

Type: Collectible Vase / Murano Vase
Attribution: Carlo Moretti (Muranese Manufactory)
Materials: Murano blown glass (Sommerso / Incamiciato)
Period: Vintage (1970s)
Dimensions:
Base Diameter: 14 cm
Total Height: 30 cm
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The glass is intact, shiny, and bright, with no chips, cracks, or restorations. Minimal and negligible signs consistent with its age.

Please note that any white areas in the photo are due to reflections from the artificial lights used to better illuminate the item, which may cause a slight color variation in the photograph.

The item is original and is carefully photographed, capturing every detail, highlighting its quality, strengths, and any defects.

It is sold "as is" and the and photographs are accurate. This piece has an attribution mark,
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