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MARIO BADIOLI, ITALY, B.1940, TWO LARGE & IMPORTANT 20TH CENTURY ITALIAN MURANO GLASS ‘CENEDESE’ SCAVO TWO ARM CANDLESTICK SCULPTURES Having pink flambe glass ground with rough frosted scavo finish, both signed ‘Mario Badioli’ to underside. (first h 42cm x w 23cm x d 16.5cm, second h 38.5cm x w 21cm x d 16.5cm) N.B. Mario Badioli, was born in Murano in 1940. At age 14 he was apprenticed to master glass blower Ermanno Nason (1928-2013) between 1958-1960, at the firm Mazzega I.V.M. Ermanno Nason went on to work for Gino Cenedese between 1963-1972 where a number of “Cenedese” Scavo items were created during this period. We present the hypothesis that this candlestick was designed, developed & made by Mario Badioli in collaboration with Ermanno Nason under his stewardship between 1958-1960 which presents the debate of this candlestick being a very early example of Mario Badiolo’s work
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