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Large Murano Sommerso Faceted Vase, Smoky Grey with Clear, c. 1960s–70s
600,00 €
A striking Murano glass vase executed in the sommerso technique, featuring a deep grey inner core subtly infused with grey tones, encased in a thick layer of clear crystal glass. The vase is sharply cut into geometric, multi-faceted sides that catch and refract the light, enhancing the depth and tonal variation of the submerged color.
30cm x 12cm
Large Murano Sommerso Green, Yellow, Light Blue and Clear Faceted Glass Vase. 1960’s
450,00 €
Sommerso vase with faceted glass in Green, yellow, light blue glass cased into clear glass. Possibly attributed to Mandruzzato, Italy, 1960s.
Dimension: 30cm x 11cm
30cm
Large Murano Sommerso Swirl Vase – Cranberry/Pink & Clear Glass, 1970s
850,00 €
A striking example of mid-century Venetian glass artistry. This large Murano vase features flowing organic lines, expertly hand-blown to create a dynamic sculptural form. The rich cranberry-pink body is accented with clear glass edges, showcasing the clarity and craftsmanship for which Murano glass is renowned.
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Origin: Murano, Italy
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Technique: Hand-blown art glass
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Dimensions: 37 cm (H) × 18 cm (W)
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Condition: Excellent, no chips or cracks. Minimal base wear consistent with age.
A true statement piece, perfect for collectors of Italian art glass or as a bold centerpiece in any interior.
Large Signed SVAJA Contemporary Art Glass Vase – 50 × 19 cm
700,00 €
Exceptional large-scale hand-blown art glass vase by SVAJA GLASS, signed to the base by the artist/studio. Standing an impressive 50 cm tall, this sculptural piece showcases SVAJA’s distinctive contemporary aesthetic with bold flowing forms suspended within thick crystal-clear glass.
The vase features an elegant asymmetrical organic rim and dramatic abstract compositions in deep ruby red, black, and ivory white, creating remarkable depth and optical movement from every angle. The heavy clear casing magnifies the internal forms beautifully, allowing light to interact with the glass in constantly changing reflections and layers.
A true statement piece that bridges contemporary sculpture and master glassmaking craftsmanship, this vase commands attention whether displayed as a standalone artwork or within a curated modern interior.
Details
- Signed SVAJA art glass vase
- Hand-blown contemporary studio glass
- Dimensions: 50 × 19 cm
- Thick clear cased glass construction
- Sculptural asymmetrical form
- Colors: ruby red, ivory white, black & clear crystal
- Excellent visual presence and optical depth
Perfect for collectors of contemporary studio glass, luxury interiors, and modern art-inspired spaces.
Louis XVI Style Giltwood Caned Bench – Vintage French Boudoir Chair 20th Century
350,00 €
Bring classical elegance to your space with this exquisite Louis XVI-style bench, a charming piece perfect for a boudoir, vanity, entryway, or salon. Crafted with refined detail, the frame features intricate hand-carved motifs—including floral garlands, fluted legs, and delicate rosettes—finished in an elegant antique gold tone.
The seat showcases traditional handwoven cane, offering breathable comfort and timeless character. With its spindle side panels and open-back design, this piece reflects the grace and symmetry of French neoclassical design, popularized in the 18th century and revived throughout the 20th.
Features:
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Style: Louis XVI Revival
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Period: Likely mid-20th century
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Materials: Giltwood frame, handwoven cane seat
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Finish: Antique gold with natural patina
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Condition: Good vintage condition with light age wear; minor cane wear consistent with use
Dimensions (approximate):
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Height:78cm
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Width: 61cm
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Depth: 45cm
Perfect for:
Elegant bedroom seating
Vanity or dressing table accent
Entryway statement piece
French or neoclassical interiors
Majolica Plates by Mottahedeh, 1980s, Set of 2
120,00 €
Mottahedeh majolica style plates made for the Met Museum shop. This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution
21.5cm
MARK BRAZIER-JONES: A St. James WhatNot, designed c. 1996
600,00 €
A St. James What-Not, designed by MARK BRAZIER-JONES c. 1996, bronzed metal, scagliola, height 114cm x width 103cm x depth 69cm.
Provenance: Acquired directly from Mark Brazier-Jones
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Mid-Century Italian Empoli Glass Vase
A vibrant and sculptural vase in bright chartreuse green glass, accented with elegant curved black handles. Likely produced in Empoli, Italy, during the 1950s–60s, this piece showcases the bold color palette and playful forms typical of Italian modernist glass.
The base features vertical ribbing and a rounded form that rises into a tall, flared neck — a true statement of Italian mid-century design.
Origin: Empoli, Italy
Period: Circa 1950s–60s
Material: Blown art glass
Color: Chartreuse green with black handles
Style: Mid-century modern / Italian modernism
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Mid-Century Italian Empoli Opalina Vase
250,00 €
Empoli Opaline Glass Vase
Italy, Mid-20th Century
Chartreuse green opaline glass vase with applied black glass twin handles. The form is amphora-inspired, with a broad rounded body, slender waisted neck, and wide cylindrical rim, resting on a slightly raised circular foot. The vivid translucent green contrasts strongly with the glossy black handles, a hallmark of Empoli’s mid-century opaline glass production.
Dimensions: 23 cm (h) x 15 cm (w)
Condition: Excellent
Mid-Century Teak Sideboard – Attributed to Gianfranco Frattini, Italy, 1960s
6.500,00 €
A striking example of Italian modernism, this sculptural teak sideboard is attributed to renowned designer Gianfranco Frattini, circa 1960s. With its elegant balance of form and function, the piece reflects Frattini’s mastery in blending architectural detail with everyday usability.
Expertly crafted in richly grained teak wood, the sideboard features:
Nine drawers with signature elliptical recessed pulls
A central sliding door cabinet
Open shelving for flexible storage or display
A bold, sculpted “floating” leg base — a hallmark of Frattini’s modernist vocabulary
This design is both timeless and practical, making it ideal for refined interiors in dining, living, or office settings.
Designer: Attributed to Gianfranco Frattini
Origin: Italy, 1960s
Style: Mid-Century Modern / Italian Modernism
Material: Teak wood
Features: 9 drawers, sliding cabinet, open shelves
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; light wear consistent with age
Dimensions: 280cm x 53cm x 73cm
With its sculptural silhouette and warm wood tones, this piece embodies the sophistication and craftsmanship of Italian design at its peak.