Vittorio Zecchin, Draft drawing for model no. 2701, 1920s

Three Amethyst Murano Glass Vases, Italy, 1920s, Vittorio Zecchin for CVM model 1702 CV, acid-etched mark 'Venezia Murano Italy' and crown logo ht. 6 1/2, smallest vase, attributed to Vittorio Zecchin

Vittorio Zecchin (Murano 1878 - Murano 1947) Eight-arms chandelier in pagliesco blown glass. Venini, Murano, 1920s/1930s. Variant of the drawing n. 2862 of the Venini furnace catalog. (100x70x70 cm.)

Vittorio Zecchin Murano Goccioloni vase. 1920s. Pale purple, optically ribbed glass, mouth and eight drops of deep purple.

Vittorio Zecchin Murano Goccioloni vase. 1920s. Straw yellow glass, eight drop supports. H. 41 cm.

Vittorio Zecchin for Venini Italian Murano art glass vetro soffiato plate charger, circa 1920s. 2.5" H x 16.5" Diameter.

Vittorio Zecchin (Murano 1878 - Murano 1947) Vase model "1702 CV". Produced by CVM, Murano, 1921/1923. Clear transparent amethyst blown glass iridescent on the external surface. Acid-etched signature

Vittorio Zecchin, Vase with handles, 1921-23, Model no. 5252. H. 19.2 cm. Execution: MVM Cappellin. Violet glass, slightly iridescent. Marked on the bottom: MVM Cappellin Murano (acid stamp)., Exh. ca

Vittorio Zecchin, Small vase with handles, 1921-23, Model no. 1567 (Venini) or 5143 (Cappellin). H. 8 cm. Execution: Venini & C. or M.V.M. Cappellin. Straw yellow glass., Exh. cat. Vittorio Zecchi

Ceiling lamp. Metal and Murano glass.. Cm 130,00 x 67,00 x 130,00. 1920s.

Vittorio Zecchin (Murano 1878 - Murano 1947) Small vase. Execution by SALIR, Murano, drawing from 1938, execution of the second half of the 20th century. Crystal blown glass, densely decorated with bl

Model no. 1879 or 5305. H. 32.5 cm. Execution: Venini & C. or MVM Cappellin. Straw yellow glass. Not signed. Literature: Exh. cat. Vittorio Zecchin, Le Stanze del Vetro, Venice 2017, p. 189.

H 36 cm Veronese model in shades of aqua green, circular foot, glass paste junction, globular body in blown glass, small everted neck. Edge of the base-body made of glass paste. Signature of the diamo

ZECCHIN VITTORIO (1878 - 1947) attributed. Three light ceiling lamp. Metal and red and light-pagliesco glass.. Cm 42,50 x 72,00 x 42,50. 1920s.

Italy, c. 1920s soffiato glass 9 3/4" x 15" x 11 3/8" Libellula vase attributed to Vittorio Zecchin with flared rim and applied handles on conical base. Tags: artist, art deco, italian, mid century, m

Art Vittorio Zecchin (1878-1947) Tintoretto glass art pitcher. Circa 1925-26. Model no. 3630, for Venini, soffiato glass with applied handle. Acid stamp signed "venini murano italia" on underside. Thi

Soffiato and Veronese cabinet vases, Murano, Italy, 1920s/30s; Blown glass, applied handles; Unmarked; 5 1/4" x 4 1/4", 5" x 2 1/2"; Provenance: Italian glass from a Miami collector; Literature: Diaz

Eight Vittorio Zecchin (Italian, 1878-1947) for MVM Cappelin studio art glass goblets, the cups in iridescent clear glass and stems in clair de lune blue with gold flecks, circa 1920s, apparently unsi

Ca. 1920s-1930s. Blue Murano glass vase in the manner of Venini Veronese pieces by Vittorio Zecchin, apparently unsigned. Very good, with age-appropriate wear. and no chips, or cracks. Needs cleaning

3 Ives Model Railway Train Cars from the 1920's, 6 1/2 in. long and made of lithographed tin, consists of No. 70 U.S. Mail Car, No. 72 Drawing Room Car, and No. 73 Observation Car, the Observation car

VITTORIO ZECCHIN, CAPPELLIN VENINI Un vaso 'Veronese' in vetro ametista, circa 1921. Altezza cm 36. Letteratura: Franco Deboni, I vetri Venini catalogo 1921-2007, Allemandi, Torino, 2007, tav. 1.

VITTORIO ZECCHIN 1878-1947 Suspension lamp for Venini 1925 circa Transparent flaxen blown glass, red glass decorations. Height 39.37 in. - TAGS: DESIGN

Struttura in vetro di Murano soffiato e in metallo. Prod. MVM Cappellin, Italia, 1930 ca.

Vittorio Zecchin (1878-1947) for Compagnia Venezia Murano, Dancing Mouse center bowl, Murano, Italy, 1930s, glass, enamel, partial acid stamp, 12.25"dia x 3.25"h

Struttura in vetro e sostegni interni in metallo. ¶Prod. Venini, Italia, 1930 ca.