Cup with decorated stem, 1870s

DesignGiuseppe Barovier, Murano 1853–1942 Murano

ExecutionSalviati & C., founded 1859

Purple and clear glass, fused metal foil, blown, decorative elements made separately and fused

(H x Ø)18,2 x 9,2 cm

Place of originMurano

Status

not on display

About the workThe 1870s saw a revival of Venetian glass art. Older masterpieces served as a model here, especially Roman glassware from the first centuries AD, and those from Venice’s heyday in the 15th to 17th centuries. The success was due to the lawyer Antonio Salviati from Vicenza, who founded a mosaic workshop in Venice in 1859. Many of the renowned glassworks in Murano can be traced back directly to this and later Salviati’s companies, or gained renown through commissions and collaborations.

AccessionAcquisition 1975

Provenance1975 angekauft von Salviati & C., Murano

Inventory numberP 1975-76

Historicism

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