Vase 1875 - 1900

This clear glass vase, created between 1875 and 1900 by Antonio Salviati, is a fine example of Italian glassblowing. Salviati, a renowned glassmaker, was known for his innovative techniques and the intricate detail he brought to his work. The vase features a delicate, fluted body with a series of decorative beads around the neck and is supported by a slender, baluster stem. Currently, it is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The vase's graceful form and the intricate details of the glassblowing showcase the artistic prowess of the Venetian glassmaking tradition.