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Flavio PoliFlavio Poli Iridescent Shell, model 17503 Seguso Vetri d'Arte Italy, 1940 Heavy glass shell shaped bowl with iridescent finish 8" l, 6 1 4" h (20. 5, 16 cm) Flavio Poli was arguably one of the most talented glass designers on Murano during the twentieth century. His design repertoire spans wider than most artistic directors of the time and his designs continue to be highly collected today. Sculpted in very thick glass, this wonderfully detailed shell

The pair is in very good condition

model design

at the time of its closure

or a canné

The beautiful oval blue-green turquoise with brown matrix is bezel set and framed by twisted wire

Classically shaped red soffiato vase with intense gold leaf

Prior to the Second World War

the same furnace responsible for the Primavera series among numerous other highly-collected series

159-161 illustrate the series

Vetreria Aureliano Toso became widely known for their “Half Filigree” (a canné) décor and it was produced in a variety of inspired forms designed by Dino Martens during the Mid-Century time period

Face measures 7/8" by 3/4"

a hallmark of Archimede Seguso in the fifties

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