MVM Cappellin, design Carlo Scarpa, about 1930

An inverted bell layered milk and golden yellow glass vase with amber glass curbed foot. 25 cm high; diameter cm 21 Marino Barovier, Carlo Scarpa, I vetri di un architetto, Skira ed. 1997, page 264

A blown glass spherical vase, altezza cm 11,5, diametro cm 11, M. Barovier, C. Sonego, a cura di, La vetreria M.V.M. Cappellin e il giovane Carlo Scarpa: 1925-1931, Catalogo della mostra (Venezia, Fon

Multilayered glass, green, applied black bands and melted fine gold foil Design: Carlo Scarpa (1906-1978) – Italian architect and industrial designer, 1928/30 Execution: Maestri Vetrai Muranesi Capp

Carlo Scarpa MVM Cappellin & Co, Murano 4 goblets and tray. 1920s. Yellowish smoked glass. 4 goblet glasses with optically blown bowl, hollow shaft and folded foot rim, H. 14.5 cm. All glasses marked

CARLO SCARPA, MVM CAPPELLIN & C. Un gruppo di 6+6 bicchieri esagonali con bordo rubino. Altezza cm 8,5, 14,5.

MVM CAPPELLIN & C. Un vaso in vetro trasparente pagliesco, modello 5689, 1927 Altezza cm. 38 Letteratura: Marino Barovier e Carla Sonego, La vetreria M.V.M. Cappellin e il giovane Carlo Scarpa 1925-19

Carlo Scarpa Transparenti vase MVM Cappellin Italy, c. 1925 soffiato glass 5.75 dia x 6.5 h inches Signed with three-line acid stamp to underside: [MVM Cappellin Murano]. Literature: Carlo Scarpa: I V

CARLO SCARPA (1906-1978) Three Fruits in Bowl circa 1928 model nos. 5019, 4729, 4726 and 4728, for MVM Cappellin, blown and applied lattimo glass with iridized surface, acid stamp to two elements 'MVM

CARLO SCARPA (1906-1978) Pair of Rare Figural Candelabra circa 1929 for MVM Cappellin, blown and applied glass, each with acid stamp 'MVM Cappellin Murano' height 12 3/4in (32.5cm); width 5 1/2in (14c

Carlo Scarpa, 'Trasparento' vase, 1926, Model no. 5680. H. 17 cm. Execution: MVM Cappellin. Green glass. Marked on the bottom: MVM Cappellin Murano (acid stamp)., Exh. cat. M.V.M. Cappellin, Le Stanze

CARLO SCARPA (1906-1978) Pair of Dishes circa 1928 for MVM Cappellin, blown and applied glass, acid stamp to each 'MVM Cappellin Murano' height 1 1/2in (4cm); diameter 11 3/4in (30cm) This lot is subj

Carlo Scarpa, 2 'Trasparento' bowls, c. 1927, H. 6.2 cm. Execution: MVM Cappellin. Straw-yellow glass, fused red rim. Marked: MVM Cappellin Murano (acid stamp).,

An iridescent red blown glass vase. 25 cm high Signed with acid It corresponds to number 3758 of the Blue catalogue page 60

Opaque black-violet glass with white and coral red fused Murrine inclusions, surface with textured cut Italy, 1940 Design: Carlo Scarpa (1906-1978) – Italian architect and industrial designer Execut

Carla Scarpa, Bernini, 8 chairs model Kentucky. Walnut structure, original leather stools. Restored. 1970 ca. Set di 8 sedie Kentucky design Carlo Scarpa per Bernini, anni 70. Robusti telai in noce co

Struttura in vetro di Murano soffiato e in metallo. Prod. MVM Cappellin, Italia, 1930 ca.

Venini Murano Iridato vase, after a design by Carlo Scarpa. Three line acid stamp to base: Venini Murano Italia. 10"H

h 7 x 7 x 6 cm from serie Iridati. Sommerso iridescent glass.Venini Manufacture. Acyd sign Venini Murano. LITERATUREMarino Barovier, Carlo Scarpa Venini 1932-47, Skira, Milano, 2012, p. 317

Carlo Scarpa Design Venini Signed and Dated art glass vase with battuto bands

Flacon with stopper ''Battuto'' Carlo Scarpa (design), Venini, Murano, c. 1938 Colorless, thick-walled glass, with matte olive cut ('battuto'). Inscription: venini murano (two-line etched stamp). H. 1

Vase ''a mezza filigrana'' Carlo Scarpa (design), Venini, Murano, 1932 - 36 Colorless glass with fused threads in opaque white ('lattimo'). Marked: venini murano (two-line etched stamp). H. 25 cm Lit.

Vase ''Zanfirico'' Carlo Scarpa (design), Paolo Venini (decoration), Venini, Murano, c. 1951 Colorless glass, with fused 'zanfirico' glass rods in white ('lattimo'). Marked: venini murano ITALIA (etch

Murano art glass Series "Fabric" potted red canes, black and white, Carlo Scarpa design for Venini signed Venini Murano 1984 cm.22x12

Crippa, Maria Antonietta (1946-) Carlo Scarpa, theory, design, projects (1986) Italie / Italia Description: English translation by MIT press, Cambridge, Massachussetts, 1984, 262 pages with many photo