Vase in tea-colored "scavo" glass attributed to Seguso and made between the 1940s and 1960s. It may have been designed after archaeological pieces as a model. It has opaque and iridescent parts, with the effect of the so-called "scavo glass". The marks of the scissors used to cut the glass and detach it from the "cannello" on the bottom are clearly visible and are a clear sign of the craftsmanship. It is an object characterized by an intense ornamental and chromatic effect.
It may have slight traces of use.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italy
