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Venini Veronese aquamarine
$ 1.804,65
Venini Veronese Vase in mouth-blown and hand-crafted aquamarine Murano glass, gift-wrapped.
1 pc – Ø 20 cm, h 32 cm (7.8″D – 12.48″H)
This gorgeous aquamarine vase or decorative object from Venini is sure to bring flair to any setting or side table. This piece is limited edition.
Handmade. Signed at base. Murano glass. Wipe clean with soft dry cloth. Made in Italy.
The “Veronese” vases from Venini are a design by the artist Vittorio Zecchin from 1921. The artist, who was Venini’s art director from 1921 to 1925, took inspiration from a painting by Paolo Veronese, finished in 1580, which is today kept at the Accademia Galleries in Venice: “The Annunciation”. The glass work was so successful, that it became the firm’s logo.
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