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THB12 Carlo Moretti SATINATO Vases / Vessels, Murano
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1217 N. Dixie Hwy.
Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460
United States
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About Auction
LiveOct 5, 2024
Leslie Pina has authored over fifty books on 20th-century design, each focused on a specific area she and her husband Ramon personally collected and studied. The selection of Murano glass offered in this auction was amassed over 30-40 years, most collected prior to the mid-1990s, and reflects the contents of four of her books. Palm Beach Modern Auctions info@palmbeachmodernauctions.com
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Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Carlo Moretti (Italian, b. 1934); Rosenthal-Netter (exporter)
Marking(s); notes: Rosenthal-Netter label (1)
Materials: glass
Dimensions (H, W, D): largest: 18"h, 3.75"dia
Additional Information: Our research has indicated that the SATINATO examples of Carlo Moretti's designs are among his earliest works. Reference (examples pictured): Italian Glass Century 20, Leslie Pina, pgs. 46-47. Provenance: Collection of Leslie & Ramon Pina, Beachwood, Ohio.Leslie Pina has authored over fifty books on 20th-century design, each focused on a specific area she and her husband Ramon personally collected and studied. Her obsession with color and design began early in life. She followed in her mother’s footsteps to attend the Cleveland Institute of Art on a scholarship, the start of an “endless academic career” and the ideal outlet for her drive to collect, study, and write.
While in graduate school Leslie went to Puerto Vallarta and met her future husband Ramon. They shared a passion for beauty in nature and in art. “We learned and wrote about many topics: Italian, Scandinavian, and American glass, Art Deco designs, Mexican silver, Herman Miller furniture, and so on. We traveled around the United States to photograph private and museum collections. That said, Murano glass was and still is our favorite.”The selection of Murano glass offered in this auction was amassed over 30-40 years, most collected prior to the mid-1990s, and reflects the contents of four of Leslie Pina’s books. Palm Beach Modern Auctions would like to thank Ms. Pina for sharing her personal stories about her time as an educator, writer, and collector, and her love of beautiful objects. More details from our interview can be found in the listing photos.
Condition
very good, a few light surface scuffs to most, minor studio imperfection to foot of one, no chips or cracks
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