A RARE 'MERLETTO' GLASS VASE BY ARCHIMEDE SEGUSO, CIRCA 1952 The asymmetrical vase with trefoil rim, decorated with patches of intricate interlacing white canes outlined in cranberry, against a clear ground 11in. (28cm.) high Archimede Seguso's innovative interpretation of traditional Venetian filigree work is evident in his glass creations of the early 1950s. Used for the first time in 1951, Seguso's application of the merletto technique, in conjunction with the incalmo technique or with 'windows' (clear areas within the glass wall), earned him recognition among Venetian master glass-blowers
A RARE 'MERLETTO' GLASS VASE BY ARCHIMEDE SEGUSO, CIRCA 1952 The asymmetrical vase with trefoil rim, decorated with patches of intricate interlacing white canes outlined in cranberry, against a clear ground 11in. (28cm.) high Archimede Seguso's innovative interpretation of traditional Venetian filigree work is evident in his glass creations of the early 1950s. Used for the first time in 1951, Seguso's application of the merletto technique, in conjunction with the incalmo technique or with 'windows' (clear areas within the glass wall), earned him recognition among Venetian master glass-blowers
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