1930s Ceramic Grape Bowl

1930s Ceramic Grape BowlFaence first emerged in France during the 16th century and was often used at events that called for a more elaborate display. As a result, designs were full of life with characterful motifs and joyful colour palettes. This bowl from the 1930s is detailed with juicy grapes and vines clambering between each intricately cut lattice. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add

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where glass rods intertwine and wrap around a glass cylinder

Every stage of the making process

Galliano Ferro and Emilio Nason

Make use of the handle when carrying it to your desired location

In this case

Defined by a continuous field of corn-kernel–like beads encircling the surface

The collection is inspired by a baroque copper cup from MAK Vienna

Originally crafted by Venini in 1950

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rotor and cutter celebrates the original texture of the sand-casting technique which creates a modern

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