1970s Salviati Murano Glass Bowl

1970s Salviati Murano Glass BowlCreative use of color is a recurrent theme in the archive of Salviati Murano, the Italian glass house founded in 1859. This large fruit bowl is a case in point, though its soft peach hue is all but upstaged by the pieces eye catching texture. The latter comes courtesy of the hundreds and thousands of tiny bubbles trapped within the glass. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics

Perfectly sized for sides and small sharing dishes

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neutral navy and given a ripple finish at the Elgin mill where the family firm was founded 225 years ago

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sculptural aesthetic

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the same details that defined the classics more than 200 years ago

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