Seguso Vetri d’arte Murano Three-light sconce Hotel Bristol Merano, 1953/54;Tuli…

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Seguso Vetri d’arte Murano

Three-light sconce Hotel Bristol Merano, 1953/54;Tulip goblet-shaped cups, ruby glass rim, glass/gold cup-shaped finial, brass frame, H. approx. 120 cm, width 55 cm, projection 31 cm, electrics to be rebuilt Provenance: Auction Hotel Bristol 2010, private collection Del nuovo edificio dell’Hotel Bristol di Merano realizzato negli anni ’50 da Arnaldo Bennati su progetto dell’Architetto veneziano Marino Meo, che si avvalse della collaborazione per la realizzazione dell’illuminazione della Seguso vetri d’arte di Murano, vengono presentati una serie di arredi e lampade, acquistate nella sensazionale asta del 2010 e che ora vengono riproposte sul mercato.

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Seguso Vetri d’arte Murano

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