1930s Vittorio Zecchin Murano Glass Bowl

1930s Vittorio Zecchin Murano Glass BowlOver the course of his life, Vittorio Zecchin accumulated several career highlights, including presenting at the Biennale exhibitions in Venice, Milan, Rome, Monza, Turin and Paris. From 1921 1925, he worked as artistic director of Vetri Soffiati Muranese Venini & Co. and became one of the most important innovators in Murano glassmaking, attributed for mesmerizing creations such as this 1930s bowl. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage

keep it at home or pack it when travelling

the 305 traditional clay poker chips that have been custom-made by the oldest poker-chip makers in the USA

Clean lines and simple ornamentation were common features

Its print is a contemporary take on classic American textiles

it collaborated with pioneering potter Robert Picault on a collection of nature-inspired tableware

novel way to interact with the world

we see a classic roulette set receive the signature treatment

Son Karl took over the mantle after Hans’ death in 1940

this hard-working home accessory is expertly handcrafted from supple leather that’s been expertly twisted and turned in the Genoa-based workshop

hammered yellow gold

This glass design is a case in point

The artist skilfully creates the colour driven by the emotions of the day