Wrought glass tidy tray 1960

Extraordinary and rare emptying bowl or centerpiece made the early 1960s.
What makes this object special, in addition to the caliber of its performers, is the Battuto technique, which was performed on a 5-cm-thick ground glass, creating a finely executed edge of one of the most complex techniques in glassmaking, namely beating hot glass with a hammer to leave an imprint of texture.
Made of dark blue glass of considerable thickness, which allows it stupendous plays of light, it is in perfect condition, with no marks or chipping, a few tiny signs of use underneath given its more than 60 years.

Product Name: Wrought glass tidy tray 1960
Designer:none
Year of Design: Early 1960s
Style: Murano artistic design
Main Materials: Dark blue colored glass
Distinctive Design: Made using the “wrought” technique on 5 cm thick ground glass, featuring a finely executed border and texture imprinted by hammering on the hot glass
Dimensions: Circumference 20cm – Height 4.2cm
Comfort: Designed for decorative or functional use as a tidy tray or centerpiece
Typical Use: Decorative and functional indoor object, ideal for embellishing tables or surfaces Versatility: Suitable both as a piece of furniture and as a functional item
Actual Design Condition: In perfect condition, no marks or chipping, with very slight signs of use at the bottom, consistent with its age
Additional Notes: The play of light created by the thick glass enhances its sophistication, making it a rare and extraordinary piece of Murano design.