Attributed To Salviati – A Murano Blue Cobalt Glass Part Tea Service, Circa 1950-1970

Salviati. Attributed to.
Part of a tea (or coffee) service in blown cobalt blue glass comprising a covered teapot, a covered sugar bowl and four cups with their saucers, the lid finials and handles in applied translucent transparent glass.
Italy, Murano. 20th century (circa 1950–1970).
H_20 cm (teapot)
Very good overall condition.

Renowned for their exceptional mastery of blown glass, the Murano glassmakers distinguished themselves in the mid-20th century by creating table services in intense, saturated hues, such as this deep cobalt blue. The elegant contrast between the body colored in the mass and the translucent glass handles perfectly reflects the modernity and refinement of Italian design from the 1950s–1970s.

Our part service in Murano cobalt blue glass, part of the great tradition of 20th-century Italian art glass, testifies to the virtuosity of the lagoon glassmakers, combining the intensity of its color with the elegance of its clean lines