S.I.V.A. - Drinking set (12) - Glass

Set of 11 glasses for dessert wine (passito) or liqueur, height 7.4 cm x diameter 5.5 cm, and a bottle with stopper, height 26.5 cm x diameter 10.5 cm. Made in refined transparent glass, hand-blown in the Venetian mouth-blown style, each glass offers an enchanting design hand-engraved with a satin finish, evoking the sophisticated styles of the 18th century. The engraved motifs, with interlacing, leaves, scrolls and noble figures, impart a timeless charm that will captivate attention on any occasion. Perfect for enhancing your evenings and making service flawless, these glasses represent an elegant addition to your collection. Their classic beauty makes them ideal for any event, from formal dinners to more intimate moments. The goblets belong to the crystal glassware: S.I.V.A. (Società Industrie Vetrarie Artistiche) M. Indovino Venezia are objects of Italian antique glassmaking and glass collecting, dating roughly to the first decade of the 20th century. Decorated with acid-work, wheel engravings, or theme-based details and finishes. The glasses have a slightly flared shape (inverted cone trunk) resting on a thick and sturdy base with a ring. The decoration is in Baroque style with an engraving of a lady with a cavalier. Vetreria SIVA, founded and based in Venice during the 20th century (with production particularly active and appreciated in the first half of the century, around the 1910s–1930s), the company of Mario Indovino specialized in creating artistic glass and high-quality tableware. SIVA was renowned for its mastery of acid engraving and hand finishes. This technique yielded the characteristic cameo effect, velvety and slightly shaded, perfect for botanical figures, foliate designs and dynamic scenes (such as the juggler/dancer on the balloon goblet). The pieces bore the original paper label: an oval or rectangular label bearing the inscription SIVAM INDOVINO VENEZIA. Highly sought after in the market of antiques and fine art glass collecting.

Schätzpreis:€150

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