Bowl, Mandruzatto, golden, crystal, by F. Poli, Italy, 1950s.
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This centerpiece bowl, created around 1950 by the Mandruzatto workshop on the island of Murano, exemplifies Italian crystal glasswork colored in the mass using the 'sun technique' (sommerso) attributed to Flavio Poli. The bowl's organic, freeform silhouette features asymmetrical, dynamic lines and striking color transitions — from deep amber at the core to vivid emerald green at the sculpted extremities. Its surface is highly polished to a lustrous gloss, while the base is ground flat for stability. Measuring 10 cm in height, 32 cm in length, and 19 cm in width, the bowl reveals the full artistry of layered crystal glass — clarity, saturated hues, and a sense of depth highlight the Mandruzatto craftsmanship and Poli's mastery. The piece survives in excellent condition, free from damage or visible signs of wear. This object channels the spirit of Italian mid-century modernism — its dynamic form appears to capture the fluidity of molten glass in a single, harmonious gesture. The colors, reminiscent of light passing through water, evoke the era's fascination with color and luminosity, so characteristic of postwar Murano. Here, glass speaks its own language: warm amber suggests a languid summer afternoon, green brings the coolness of the lagoon, and the interplay of transparency recalls a fleeting moment suspended in matter. The bowl may be displayed on a pale marble surface or a wooden console, allowing light to filter through its layered
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Height10 cm
Depth32 cm
Width19 cm
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Width19 cm
Height10 cm
Depth32 cm
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