Alessandro Pianon (1931-1964 Italian) Pulcino Bird 1962

Alessandro Pianon (1931-1964 Italian) Pulcino Bird 1962 Blown Glass & Copper 8''x4''. Green body with red and blue murrini and applied copper feet. Made for Vistosi Murano with Rosenthal Studio-Haus M

DESCRIPTION: Alessandro Pianon (1931-1984 Italian) Pulcino Bird 1962 Murano Glass sculpture depicts a hatchling composed of a orange hued body, accented by textured glass, and supported by two metal l

Alessandro Pianon (1931-1984 Italian) ''Pulcino'' Bird 1960's Blown Glass 9.25''x5.5''. A grey bodied modern bird form with original copper legs. Unmarked. Excellent condition. Scattered interior smal

Alessandro Pianon (1931-1984 Italian) ''Pulcino'' Bird 1960's Blown Glass 12''x5.5''. A tall greenish blue modern bird form with original copper legs. Unmarked. Excellent condition. Scattered interior

Alessandro Pianon (1931-1984 Italian) ''Pulcino'' 1960's Orange Glass Bird 9''x6''. Blown glass with overshot and murrine eyes. Original worked copper legs. Unmarked. Slight chip to nose spout and som

Alessandro Pianon (Italian, 1931 - 1964) A Murano "Pulcini" glass bird sculpture by Vetreria Vistosi circa 1960. Having the original Murano foil label. Ht: 12" Wd: 3.5" Dpth: 6"

ALESSANDRO PIANON (Venezia 1931-1984). Blown and streaked blue glass sculpture depicting "PULCINO". Small copper paws and hot applied murrina eyes. VISTOSI production. Murano. 1964 approx. 19x8.5x21cm

Alessandro PIANON (1931-1964) Bird in blown glass and steel wire,Vistosi from around the 1960s - Weight: 641 g - Shipping available - Region: Italie - Sizes: H 175 MM L? 220 MM - At first glance: good

Alessandro Pianon. 'Pulcino' bird, 1962. H. 33 cm. Made by Vetreria Vistosi. Cased glass, clear and green, blue and red murrhines. Murrhines as eyes.

Alessandro Pianon (1931 - 1984 Italy) Pulcino Bird art glass sculpture with formed copper feet, circa 1960, Vistosi, Murano, Italy. Measures: 12 1/2" H x 3 1/2" W at base x 5" D.

Alessandro Pianon, H. 22.5 cm. Made by Vetreria Vistosi. Glass, clear and orange red, fused crushed glass. Round murrine as eyes. Legs of hammered copper wire.

Alessandro Pianon (Italian, 1931-1984) A Glass "Pulcini" Bird, Vistosi, Murano, Italy, circa 1960 Glass, copper, painted wood (H: 11, W: 6 1/2, D: 6 1/4 in.) Provenance Property from a Private Ne

Alessandro Pianon Pulcino glass bird, Vistosi, Italy 1960s, copper legs by Peter Pelzel, this model was designed in 1962 and first show in "Domus" in April 1962, good condition, 9" height

ALESSANDRO PIANON (Venezia 1931-1984). Transparent blown glass sculpture with inclusion of murrine depicting "PULCINO". Small copper paws and hot applied murrina eyes. VISTOSI production. Murano. 1964

ALESSANDRO PIANON for VISTOSI Glass Bird Sculpture. 'Pulcino' Italian Murano Figural Sculpture. Metal feet. -- Dimensions: H: 8.5 inches: W: 4 inches: D: 4.75 inches ---

A large blown glass bird with mosaic decoration attributed to Alessandro Pianon (1931-1984) for Vistosi, Murano, Italy. The white tear drop body with orange eyes and classic Pianon decoration. Resting

ALESSANDRO PIANON and PETER PELZEL (Italian School, 1931-1984; 1937-) Murano crystal and copper sculpture "Pulcino" Made for Vistosi, Italy 23 x 13cm.

ALESSANDRO PIANON 'PULCINO' FOR VISTOSI MURANOItalian, 1960s, art glass. Green cube-shaped bird with applied eyes, raised on copper wirework legs.8 1/2 x 4 x 4 1/2 in. (21.6 x 10.2 x 11.4 cm.)

Vistosi bird by Alessandro Pianon for Vistosi. Green J shaped with murrine accents. 3.5"x6.5"x12"(1')

Alessandro Pianon Vistosi Pulcino Murano Bird Sculpture. Height is 6.75 inches by 8 inches by 3.5 inches.

Alessandro Pianon Rare Form Pulcino Pulcini Bird sculpture on copper legs circa 1960s

Alessandro Pianon Rare Form Pulcino Pulcini Bird sculpture on copper legs circa 1960s

ALESSANDRO PIANON (1931 - 1984) VISTOSI Pulcini bird sculpture, Italy, 1960s Blown glass, murrine, patinated copper Unmarked 10 1/4" x 6"

"Pulcino", Alessandro Pianon 1962 (Entwurf). Vetreria Vistosi, Murano. Farbloses, aquamarinblau unterfangenes Glas, mit orangeroten Fäden umsponnen, als Augen zwei aufgelegte Murrine, Beine aus Kupfe