Faceted Murano Glass Vase — Sommerso Technique — circa 1960

A soliflore vase of square section in Murano crystal (cristallo), a remarkable example of Italian design of the 1960s. An architectural piece combining the rigour of geometric cutting with the fluidity of colour.

Highlights:

. Technique: sommerso work (superposed glass) presenting a fuchsia-amaranth core in suspension within a thick mass of translucent crystal.

. Finish: entirely facet-cut and cold-polished. The edges are sharp, creating spectacular refraction effects in the light.

. Authenticity: original "Made in Murano Italy" label present beneath the base.

. Attribution: model characteristic of Mandruzzato or Flavio Poli productions.

. Perfect state of preservation. No chips, no nicks on the edges. Limpid crystal.

Why choose this piece: this is a large format (26 cm) with a strong visual presence. Its vivid colour and minimalist design make it a sought-after collector's piece.