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Vittorio ZecchinVittorio Zecchin Veronese vase, model 1633 VSM Cappellin Venini & C. Italy, ca. 1921 Monumental soffiato vase with narrow opening 14" h (35. 5 cm) The Veronese vase, easily recognizable and immensely beautiful, is arguably the most important vase design of the twentieth century. It symbolized modernism and put Murano glassblowing back onto the world stage. Designed by the esteemed Vittorio Zecchin for the short lived firm of VSM Cappellin Venini & C.

This early Navajo ring features a beautiful square Turquoise stone that shows areas of both green and blue making for a delightful appearance

Sommerso glass vase in teardrop form

Circa 1920

This bowl exemplifies both his and the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic of the fifties

I noted a couple very small flea bite chips to the rims of two

It sits atop a clear disc base

The craftsmanship of this piece is very obvious

The vase retains its original factory ground and polished rim

This clock frame was executed in red sommerso a bollicine glass with a profuse use of gold leaf

Glass factories were getting away from historically traditional designs full of adornments in favor of clean

This is a spectacular ring from a historic period of jewelry making

Reuben Haley