A Large Glass Goblet Known As "calcedonia," Designed By Dino Rosin In Murano; It Was Made By Daum Galle
Artist: Dino Rosin à Murano
A beautiful and impressive glass piece known as "Calcedonia" by Dino Rosin of Murano.
A rare piece by master glassmaker Dino Rosin, who used the "Calcedonia glass" technique—invented in the 1950s—that captivated the entire world. A rare glassmaking technique featuring these stunning multicolored filaments. An exceptional range of colors. It looks as though the bowl has been cut into three parts, with these clear glass dividers.
Dino Rosin is a rare and highly sought-after artist; I’ve included screenshots of the many pieces sold at auction, where prices often reach astronomical heights.
Impressive dimensions: 50 cm long, 28.5 cm wide, 24 cm high, and over 16 kilos!!!!!!
Signed
An exceptional piece of glasswork, featuring the rare “calcedonia” technique!
Shipping arrangements to be agreed upon given the weight.
A rare piece by master glassmaker Dino Rosin, who used the "Calcedonia glass" technique—invented in the 1950s—that captivated the entire world. A rare glassmaking technique featuring these stunning multicolored filaments. An exceptional range of colors. It looks as though the bowl has been cut into three parts, with these clear glass dividers.
Dino Rosin is a rare and highly sought-after artist; I’ve included screenshots of the many pieces sold at auction, where prices often reach astronomical heights.
Impressive dimensions: 50 cm long, 28.5 cm wide, 24 cm high, and over 16 kilos!!!!!!
Signed
An exceptional piece of glasswork, featuring the rare “calcedonia” technique!
Shipping arrangements to be agreed upon given the weight.
2 190 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Glass
Length: 50 cm
Width: 28,5 cm
Height: 24 cm
Reference (ID): 1841735
Availability: In stock
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