The Opalina Fiorentina vase from the 1950s exemplifies Italian mid-century modern glasswork, distinguished by its minimalist, organic silhouette. Its elongated, slender body subtly widens at the base, with a narrow, asymmetrically cut neck tapering gently to a fine point. The monochromatic salmon-pink opaline glass features a satin-matte finish that softly diffuses light, giving the surface a delicate pearlescent sheen. The piece is seamless, free of visible joints or decorative additions, and has the smooth, milk-glass texture characteristic of refined Italian opaline. There are no chips, cracks, or signs of repair; it retains its original finish. The listed price applies to a single piece. Preserved in very good condition, with no visible signs of wear. This vase speaks of post-war Italian avant-garde: soft southern light passing through delicate glass, with colors reminiscent of Renaissance frescoes. Its form echoes the 1950s—a time when design sought a balance between function and the poetry of material. The smooth, unadorned surface suggests a quiet elegance and a love of simplicity, as if the object itself were saying, "A single gesture is enough to set the rhythm of a room." It can be paired with other glass or ceramic forms in pastel tones to create a subtle composition on a console or shelf. The vase also stands alone beautifully against a pale wall, where its opalescent salmon hue gains depth in natural daylight. Interiors inspired by mid-century modern or minimalist Italian modernism provide a natural context for such glasswork—consider pairing it with furnishings of clean lines and natural materials such as wood or linen.
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Height21 cm
Length5 cm
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Length5 cm
Height21 cm
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