Spherical Vase in Silver-Plated Metal and Smoked Glass – Italy, circa 1970


Elegant spherical vase of Italian manufacture, dating approximately to 1970, featuring a refined two-part construction. The upper section is made of finely perforated silver-plated metal, contrasting with the lower section in smoked glass to create a sophisticated interplay of transparency, reflection, and texture.


The compact geometric shape, combined with the use of metal and smoked glass, reflects the distinctive experimentation of Italian design in the 1970s, when sculptural forms, reflective surfaces, and contrasting materials became defining elements of decorative objects and collectible design.


The two-part construction emphasizes the vase’s sculptural quality: the perforated metal introduces a refined decorative element, while the smoked glass adds depth and visual lightness. The result is an elegant and striking object that integrates naturally into Modernist, Space Age, Mid-Century Modern, and contemporary interiors.


An intriguing example of Italian design from the 1970s, particularly appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage decorative objects, Italian glass, and postmodern design, thanks to its original form and sophisticated combination of materials.










Item nr. 26112

Spherical Two-Part Vase with Perforated Silver-Plated Upper Section model Mars

ProductionItalian Production
Italy 1970 Approx

MaterialSilver-plated metal | glass

DimensionDia 22 x HT 19.5 cm

Price in Swiss Francs / Euro 550.00

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Spherical Vase in Silver-Plated Metal and Smoked Glass – Italy, circa 1970


Elegant spherical vase of Italian manufacture, dating approximately to 1970, featuring a refined two-part construction. The upper section is made of finely perforated silver-plated metal, contrasting with the lower section in smoked glass to create a sophisticated interplay of transparency, reflection, and texture.


The compact geometric shape, combined with the use of metal and smoked glass, reflects the distinctive experimentation of Italian design in the 1970s, when sculptural forms, reflective surfaces, and contrasting materials became defining elements of decorative objects and collectible design.


The two-part construction emphasizes the vase’s sculptural quality: the perforated metal introduces a refined decorative element, while the smoked glass adds depth and visual lightness. The result is an elegant and striking object that integrates naturally into Modernist, Space Age, Mid-Century Modern, and contemporary interiors.


An intriguing example of Italian design from the 1970s, particularly appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage decorative objects, Italian glass, and postmodern design, thanks to its original form and sophisticated combination of materials.










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Spherical Vase in Silver-Plated Metal and Smoked Glass – Italy, circa 1970

Elegant spherical vase of Italian manufacture, dating approximately to 1970, featuring a refined two-part construction. The upper section is made of finely perforated silver-plated metal, contrasting with the lower section in smoked glass to create a sophisticated interplay of transparency, reflection, and texture.

The compact geometric shape, combined with the use of metal and smoked glass, reflects the distinctive experimentation of Italian design in the 1970s, when sculptural forms, reflective surfaces, and contrasting materials became defining elements of decorative objects and collectible design.

The two-part construction emphasizes the vase’s sculptural quality: the perforated metal introduces a refined decorative element, while the smoked glass adds depth and visual lightness. The result is an elegant and striking object that integrates naturally into Modernist, Space Age, Mid-Century Modern, and contemporary interiors.

An intriguing example of Italian design from the 1970s, particularly appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage decorative objects, Italian glass, and postmodern design, thanks to its original form and sophisticated combination of materials.

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