Set of Mid-century sommerso faceted glass table lighter and ashtray attributed to Mandruzzato, made in Murano, Italy circa 1960s.
Amazing collector's set. Beautiful sommerso layer of grey, encased in clear glass. Geometric faceted forms are elegant and modernist. Each has a heavy sturdy weight. Lighter may no longer function, sold as decorative item.
Condition:
In very good vintage condition. Some small fleabite chips but overall in very good condition for age and displays impressively.
Measurements:
Lighter: 10cm tall x 12cm widest diameter = approx 4" x 4.75"
Ashtray: 10cm tall x 12.5cm widest diameter = approx 4" x 5"
Sommerso is a technique developed on the Italian island of Murano during the late 1930s. It typically has two layers of glass formed by dipping a ‘gather’ of colored glass into another molten glass and then blowing the gather into the desired shape. The result is glass with contrasting colours commonly encased by a clear layer.
Sommerso is a technique developed on the Italian island of Murano during the late 1930s. It typically has two layers of glass formed by dipping a ‘gather’ of colored glass into another molten glass and then blowing the gather into the desired shape. The result is glass with contrasting colours commonly encased by a clear layer.
Amazing collector's set. Beautiful sommerso layer of grey, encased in clear glass. Geometric faceted forms are elegant and modernist. Each has a heavy sturdy weight. Lighter may no longer function, sold as decorative item.
Condition:
In very good vintage condition. Some small fleabite chips but overall in very good condition for age and displays impressively.
Measurements:
Lighter: 10cm tall x 12cm widest diameter = approx 4" x 4.75"
Ashtray: 10cm tall x 12.5cm widest diameter = approx 4" x 5"
Sommerso is a technique developed on the Italian island of Murano during the late 1930s. It typically has two layers of glass formed by dipping a ‘gather’ of colored glass into another molten glass and then blowing the gather into the desired shape. The result is glass with contrasting colours commonly encased by a clear layer.
Sommerso is a technique developed on the Italian island of Murano during the late 1930s. It typically has two layers of glass formed by dipping a ‘gather’ of colored glass into another molten glass and then blowing the gather into the desired shape. The result is glass with contrasting colours commonly encased by a clear layer.
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