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THBA RARE UMBERTO BELLOTTO FOR BAROVIER BLOWN GLASS
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2229 Lincoln Street
Cedar Falls, IA 50613
United States
Founded in 1969, Jackson’s International Auctioneers and Appraisers has grown to become one of the nation’s premier service providers for the sale and appraisal of antiques and fine art. Our regularly scheduled auctions bring to market a broad array of objects, including Russian icons, Old Master pa...Read more
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LiveNov 30, 2016 - Dec 1, 2016
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- Lot Description
A RARE UMBERTO BELLOTTO FOR BAROVIER BLOWN GLASS AND WROUGHT IRON MOUNTED FLASK, ITALY, CIRCA 1922. The blown crystal flask of flattened ovoid form internally decorated with murrine in colors of dark and light blue, yellow and dark amythest with gold aventurina highlights and with suspended Bullicante in a design resembling a peacock, below an elongated neck with thick black lip wrap and set in a wrought iron stand cut with a spreading acanthus leaf frame with incised texture, raised on an iron shaft with scrolled ornament above a multiple sawtooth stem with a bulbous rosette form base. The glass height 12.5 inches, width 9 inches, depth 2 inches. In stand 33.5 inches overall. Apparently unsigned.
Umberto Bellotto was born in Venice in 1882, where he also died in 1940. He inherited his father's blacksmith workshop and in 1910, together with the architect Cesare Laurenti, he was awarded the patent for the "union of iron and glass". He exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 1914 and 1920. The glasswares of his compositions are executed by Artist Barovier and by Fratelli Toso.
For a similar example in a wrought iron stand see the Corning Museum of Glass, a sculptural vessel in iron stand by Belloto and Barovier, Accession Number 95.3.3.
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