Created in Murano, Italy circa 1940, this rare “Battuto” vase by architectural master and designer Carlo Scarpa for Venini reflects an unparalleled command of glass manipulation. The red glass vessel features a meticulous, hand-hammered surface and carries the authentic three-line acid stamp 'Venini Murano Italia.’
Carlo Scarpa (Italy, 1906-1978)
“Battuto,” vase for Venini Battuto, Murano, Italy, c.1940
Red hand hammered glass, Venini cypher
5 ¾ h x 5 ¾ dia
Created in Murano, Italy circa 1940, this rare “Battuto” vase by architectural master and designer Carlo Scarpa for Venini reflects an unparalleled command of glass manipulation. The red glass vessel features a meticulous, hand-hammered surface and carries the authentic three-line acid stamp 'Venini Murano Italia.’
Carlo Scarpa (Italy, 1906-1978)
“Battuto,” vase for Venini Battuto, Murano, Italy, c.1940
Red hand hammered glass, Venini cypher
5 ¾ h x 5 ¾ dia
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