This small Murano glass dish from the 1960s features an organic, freeform silhouette with dynamic, undulating edges and pronounced, sculptural folds. Crafted from thick, high-transparency crystal glass in a warm honey-amber yellow, the rim deepens into richer amber tones, creating a subtle gradient effect. The interior base showcases a delicate crosshatch pattern, adding visual interest and texture. The style is distinctly mid-century modern, with fluid biomorphic lines characteristic of Italian glass artistry from this era. The glass surface is glossy and smooth, and the object feels substantial in the hand. There are no visible signs of damage, chips, or restoration; the dish is in excellent vintage condition, with only minimal signs of use typical for Murano glass. This piece tells the story of Italian modernism—its flowing shape and luminous color evoke the Murano workshops, where artisans explored the interplay of light and color. The sculpted folds and ripples recall the fascination with organic forms that defined 1960s decorative arts. The dish seems to capture a sunbeam over the Venetian lagoon, casting warm reflections and celebrating the fleeting beauty of a moment. This dish can be displayed on a light-toned wood or marble surface, allowing its glowing amber glass to reveal the material’s depth. It may be paired with matte ceramics or other glassware in contrasting hues. The piece will work well in mid-century modern interiors or more eclectic, collector-inspired spaces, where its freeform silhouette and warm color serve as a subtle decorative accent. The listed price is for one piece.
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Height5 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height5 cm
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