Clear glass with and turquoise blue and cherry red tinted glass in sommerso technique
Murano, Italy, c. 1960
Design: Antonio da Ros (b. 1936) – Italian glass artist
Execution: Cenedese, Murano, - founded in 1946
Two-sided flattened glass block; slim oval hollow body with small hole opening
Height: 17.6 cm
Very good condition
Working for the Italian glassmakers Vetreria Gino Cenedese in Murano, Antonio da Ros is well-known for his characterful glass pieces, which he produced in a wide range of shapes and colors.

Condition:

The glass vase is in very good condition with minimal, hardly visible traces of use. The vase is 17.6 cm tall.



Cenedese (est. 1946)

Gino Cenedese founded his own glassworks in 1946. Until 1950 he worked primarily with the master Alfredo Barbini; afterwards, Antonio da Ros was responsible for the production in his function as artistic director. Further important designers of the factory were Fulvio Bianconi, Riccardo Licata and Ermanno Nason, who implemented designs of Marc Chagall and Georges Braque. Cenedese produced pieces for the market with traditional shapes in bright colors; on the other hand it created objects with reference to contemporary art. (tm)

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