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  • FratelliToso, Pair of vases, 1950s
    Estimate
    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $645.16 - $860.22
    Lot 630

    FratelliToso, Pair of vases, 1950s

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    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $645.16 - $860.22
  • Fratelli Toso (attributed), Vase, c. 1950
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    EUR€4,000 - EUR€5,000 $4,301.08 - $5,376.34
    Lot 631

    Fratelli Toso (attributed), Vase, c. 1950

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    EUR€4,000 - EUR€5,000 $4,301.08 - $5,376.34
  • Toso, Aureliano, Murano, Vase, c. 1940
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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,800 $1,290.32 - $1,935.48
    Lot 632

    Toso, Aureliano, Murano, Vase, c. 1940

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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,800 $1,290.32 - $1,935.48
  • Ermanno Toso, 'Nerox' bottle, c. 1962
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    EUR€1,000 - EUR€1,400 $1,075.27 - $1,505.38
    Lot 633

    Ermanno Toso, 'Nerox' bottle, c. 1962

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    EUR€1,000 - EUR€1,400 $1,075.27 - $1,505.38
  • Alfredo Barbini, Vase, c. 1942
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    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $967.74 - $1,290.32
    Lot 634

    Alfredo Barbini, Vase, c. 1942

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    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $967.74 - $1,290.32
  • Giulio Radi, 'Reazione policrome' vase, c. 1952
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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,600 $1,290.32 - $1,720.43
    Lot 635

    Giulio Radi, 'Reazione policrome' vase, c. 1952

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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,600 $1,290.32 - $1,720.43
  • Giulio Radi, 'Reazione policrome' vase, c. 1952
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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,600 $1,290.32 - $1,720.43
    Lot 636

    Giulio Radi, 'Reazione policrome' vase, c. 1952

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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,600 $1,290.32 - $1,720.43
  • Anzolo Fuga, 'Pavone' vase, 1957-60
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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,800 $1,290.32 - $1,935.48
    Lot 637

    Anzolo Fuga, 'Pavone' vase, 1957-60

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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,800 $1,290.32 - $1,935.48
  • Napoleone Martinuzzi, 'Inciso' vase, c. 1962
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    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $967.74 - $1,290.32
    Lot 638

    Napoleone Martinuzzi, 'Inciso' vase, c. 1962

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    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $967.74 - $1,290.32
  • Napoleone Martinuzzi, 'Inciso' vase, c. 1962
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    EUR€800 - EUR€1,000 $860.22 - $1,075.27
    Lot 639

    Napoleone Martinuzzi, 'Inciso' vase, c. 1962

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    EUR€800 - EUR€1,000 $860.22 - $1,075.27
  • Napoleone Martinuzzi, Vase, c. 1962
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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,500 $1,290.32 - $1,612.90
    Lot 640

    Napoleone Martinuzzi, Vase, c. 1962

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    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,500 $1,290.32 - $1,612.90
  • Gino Cenedese , Aquarium, c. 1960
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    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $645.16 - $860.22
    Lot 641

    Gino Cenedese , Aquarium, c. 1960

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    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $645.16 - $860.22
  • Gino Cenedese, Aquarium, c. 1960
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    EUR€500 - EUR€700 $537.63 - $752.69
    Lot 642

    Gino Cenedese, Aquarium, c. 1960

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    EUR€500 - EUR€700 $537.63 - $752.69
  • Gino Cenedese, Aquarium, c. 1960
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    EUR€250 - EUR€350 $268.82 - $376.34
    Lot 643

    Gino Cenedese, Aquarium, c. 1960

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    EUR€250 - EUR€350 $268.82 - $376.34
  • Galliano Ferro, 'Drapeggio' bowl, 1960s
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    EUR€700 - EUR€900 $752.69 - $967.74
    Lot 644

    Galliano Ferro, 'Drapeggio' bowl, 1960s

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    EUR€700 - EUR€900 $752.69 - $967.74
  • Massimo Micheluzzi, Vase, 2013
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    EUR€1,400 - EUR€1,800 $1,505.38 - $1,935.48
    Lot 645

    Massimo Micheluzzi, Vase, 2013

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    EUR€1,400 - EUR€1,800 $1,505.38 - $1,935.48
  • Carlo Moretti, Monolith, 1998
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    EUR€400 - EUR€600 $430.11 - $645.16
    Lot 646

    Carlo Moretti, Monolith, 1998

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    EUR€400 - EUR€600 $430.11 - $645.16
  • Lino Tagliapietra, Tall vase, c. 1995
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    EUR€4,000 - EUR€6,000 $4,301.08 - $6,451.61
    Lot 647

    Lino Tagliapietra, Tall vase, c. 1995

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    EUR€4,000 - EUR€6,000 $4,301.08 - $6,451.61
  • Toni Zucherri, Vase, 1980s
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    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $645.16 - $860.22
    Lot 648

    Toni Zucherri, Vase, 1980s

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    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $645.16 - $860.22
  • Tobia und Afra Scarpa, Vase, 1984
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    EUR€1,000 - EUR€1,400 $1,075.27 - $1,505.38
    Lot 649

    Tobia und Afra Scarpa, Vase, 1984

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    EUR€1,000 - EUR€1,400 $1,075.27 - $1,505.38
  • , 'Il vetro di murano alle biennale 1895 - 1972', 1995
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    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $322.58 - $430.11
    Lot 650

    , 'Il vetro di murano alle biennale 1895 - 1972', 1995

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    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $322.58 - $430.11
  • Murano, 'Il vetro italiano a Milano 1906 - 1968', 1998
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    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $322.58 - $430.11
    Lot 651

    Murano, 'Il vetro italiano a Milano 1906 - 1968', 1998

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    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $322.58 - $430.11
  • Murano, Mixed lot books, 1991 - 2004
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    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $430.11 - $537.63
    Lot 652

    Murano, Mixed lot books, 1991 - 2004

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    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $430.11 - $537.63
  • Murano , Mixed lot books, 1987 - 2011
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    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $430.11 - $537.63
    Lot 653

    Murano , Mixed lot books, 1987 - 2011

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    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $430.11 - $537.63
  • Murano, Mixed lot books, 1990 - 2011
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    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $430.11 - $537.63
    Lot 654

    Murano, Mixed lot books, 1990 - 2011

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    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $430.11 - $537.63
  • Glass and modern design, Mixed lot catalogs, 2000 - 2012
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    EUR€150 - EUR€200 $161.29 - $215.05
    Lot 655

    Glass and modern design, Mixed lot catalogs, 2000 - 201...

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    EUR€150 - EUR€200 $161.29 - $215.05

Auction Description

Murano Glass by Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen GmbH
Between 1940 and 1942 Carlo Scarpa designed vessels with elaborate wheel carved, partly figurative, motives. Only very few are documented, each of them probably made as unique pieces by the manufacturer Venini. The vase 'Inciso' comes from a Munich private collection. It carries two wheel carved polished fish in high relief and is estimated at € 4,000 - 6,000. The 'A macchie' vase estimated at € 60,000 - 80,000 was also executed by the Venini workshop. Fulvio Bianconi who was originally a painter and graphic artist brings the ideas of tachism into glass making. The overlapping cloudy black and blue spots on both sides give a lively three-dimensional image while looking through. Three 'Merletto' vases by Archimede Seguso are offered in the auction. Seguso, who died in 1999 was one of the few manufactory owners who designed and made the glass by himself. He is the great master of the lacy net-like 'Merletto' decor. The yellow 'Merletto giallo' is estimated at € 6,000 - 8,000. A smaller 'Merletto pois' is offered at € 2,500 - 3,500 and a large 'Merletto' with a violet top rim carries an estimate of € 4,000 - 6,000. As usual, there is a variety of important works by Ercole Barovier in the sale. It starts with the 1920 vase by Giuseppe Barovier estimated € 2,500 - 3,500. A very rare piece in dark violet with aventurine murrines in star-shape. It also carries the murrine maker's mark with the letters AB for Artisti Barovier. In 1940 Ercole Barovier designed the 'Lenti' series. The eye-catching spherical vase in the auction features a shiny pink layer with gold foil and is estimated at € 3,000 - 4,000. From the mid-1950s onwards Ercole Barovier experimented with checkered and herringbone patterns. A very large 'Parabolico' vase in checkered grey and opalescent white pattern estimated at € 4,000 - 6,000 stands out. Also, a cylindrical vase with the very rare 'Alterno blu' pattern, designed in 1958 and estimated at € 3,000 - 4,000 will be especially appealing to collectors. Further, there are two vases in 'Dorico' pattern which were introduced in 1960 - a drop shaped vessel in grey and white (€ 4,000 - 6,000) and a half-spherical vase in green and white (€ 3,500 - 4,500). Read more
Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen GmbH
Munich
Germany

k.konietzko@quittenbaum.de

Phone:+4989273702110

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The buyer will receive a shipping form together with the invoice where he is requested to state if he is picking up the items himself, is employing a shipper of his own, or wishes to have the items shipped by M2Logistik. M2Logistik is our specialist art shipper partner. The form can be returned to us by e-mail, fax or post and can be found here: Shipping form PDF or you can use our Online shipping form If the buyer indicates that he would like to use M2Logistik, we will assume his consent for the disclosure of the address data and will pass these on to M2Logistik. M2Logistik will calculate the shipping charges and send an offer. We shall continue to package items ourselves with great care at our premises in Theresienstrasse, Munich. The buyer is asked to send us the written shipping instruction immediately after receipt of invoice, no later than ten business days after the auction. Due to our limited storage capacity, any auctioned items not yet shipped upon expiry of this period will be warehoused by M2Logistik at a charge to the buyer. Read more

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The translation of these conditions of sale is provided for information only; the German original is the definitive version. Participation in the auction, which will be transmitted live on the internet implies unconditional acceptance of the following conditions of sale: Terms and Conditions of Sale The translation of these terms and conditions of sale is provided for information only; the German original is the definitive version. Participation in the auction, which will be transmitted live online (for more information please visit our website) implies unconditional acceptance of the following terms and conditions of sale: 1. The auction is voluntary and takes place in the name and on the account of the consignor, with the exception of items put up for sale by the auctioneers themselves, which are specifically identified as such. 2. Bidders and buyers have no entitlement to find out the name of the consignor. 3. The auction is conducted in euros. Starting prices are set by the auctioneer. Bids will normally be raised by increments of between 5 and 10%. 4. Objects to be auctioned may be viewed and inspected prior to the auction. They are, without exception, used and of some age. The actual condition of the objects – corresponding to their age and used state – is expressly never described either in the catalogue or on the Internet, but is agreed specification (German Civil Code Section 434 para. 1, sent. 1). Objects are sold “as is”. 
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