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Archimede SegusoArchimede Seguso Polveri conchiglia bowl Vetreria Archimede Seguso Italy, ca. 1953 Large glass bowl internally decorated 13 1 4" l, 10 1 2" w, 4 3 4" h (33. 5, 26. 5, 12 cm) Archimede Seguso was one of the most talented glassblowers in the world, and he created some of the most striking and technically strong glass techniques of the Mid Century period. Prior to opening his own glass company in 1947, he blew glass for other prominent firms, including

Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company

Black a canne vase with large handle

Glass with air bubbles and polychrome a canne motif

Fazzoletto vase

Anzolo Fuga

Thick glass vase internally decorated

217 shows a factory photograph of a comparable model

Vetreria Gino Cenedese was one of the few who did

and the top rim is scalloped to pair perfectly with the décor

executed in black and white and just white canes

set himself apart from his peers while creating new glass décor types at AVEM in the immediate post-war period

Square setting measures 7/16" by 7/16"