Soffiato Amphora Vase Attributed to Vittorio Zecchin for MVM Cappellin

Soffiato Amphora Vase Attributed to Vittorio Zecchin for MVM Cappellin

Code: 10528

Dimensions:

W: 17cm (6.7")H: 28cm (11")D: 13cm (5.1")

£2,250.00 Approx $2801.99, €2619.32

Twin handled Soffiato vase is attributed to Vittorio Zecchin (1878-1947) who made an enduring footprint on 20th century glass. The producers MVM Cappellin were one of the most important companies to Italian glass. The company was born of a partnership Giacomo Cappellin (1887 - 1968) an antiques dealer from Venice and Paolo Venini (1895 - 1959) a lawyer from Milan. The Vittorio Zecchin the designer’s amphora honey colored glass comes from the classical shape of ancient Greek pottery. It is made up a two-handled pot with a narrower cylindrical neck than its oval body. The applied handles ascend close to the edge of the fluted mouth. Amphora were generally used as jars, vases or decanters in the ancient world.

• Literature 'The Final Chapter' The Martin Cohen Collection, p. 212.

Creator: Vittorio Zecchin (Designer),Cappellin (Manufacturer)

Style: Art Deco (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques: Art Glass,Blown Glass,Murano Glass

Place of Origin: Italy

Period: 1920-1929

Condition: Excellent Wear consistent with age and use.