MURANO VENEZIA huge white glass paste lattice glass vase 1900 Carlo Nason

  

Large, clear blown Murano glass vase, with applications of white glass paste reticulated, creating a web of irregular beads for a decorative effect. Although it is a large, Art Nouveau-style vase from the 1950s, it is signed with a small sticker reading Murano Made in Italy. Dating to the mid-20th century, it bears the signature of the pier under the base, the grinding of the point where the iron rod (pier) was attached to the vase, used to lift the vase into and out of the kiln during the various stages of its production. Useful information for the evaluation of the object. The vase is not signed by the artist, but in our opinion, we can attribute it to Carlo Nason. To confirm our attribution, in the photo immediately below this description, we have included a smaller vase, very similar in artistic quality and workmanship, attributed to the same artist, Carlo Nason. Finally, it should be noted that this artist very often did not sign his works. Final thoughts on the subject. The white glass paste workmanship is particularly fine and complex. The numerous borders create a very dense lattice, completely covering the vase, despite its large size. Note, for example, the thickness of the borders, each different from the next, highlighting the craftsmanship. The dimensions are impressive, and the patina is excellent, especially under the base. PORCELAINS, CERAMICS, TERRACOTTE, BRONZE, PAINTINGS, FURNITURE, GLASS AND MUCH MORE AS, FOR EXAMPLE. For each object there may be multiple advertisements in different countries: USA, Italy, France, United Kingdom, etc. REMEMBER TO PUT ME IN THE FOLLOWING SELLERS LIST. Double box with a lot of bubble wrap around the object and a lot of soft material in the large cavities on all sides between the two boxes.