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AVEM, attr.Arte Vetraria Muranese (AVEM), attr. Green pulegoso glass with aventurine spots Italy, ca. 1940 Green pulegoso glass vase pair with applied aventurine spots and iridescent surface 12 3 8" h (31. 5 cm) Pulegoso glass, made popular by Napoleone Martinuzzi while designing for VSM Venini & C., contains tiny frothy air bubbles that offer a unique opaque decor with a texturized surface. This pair was also decorated with a spotted aventurine motif and an

This practice of creating unique pieces that did not enter the general model list was common on Murano during the mid-twentieth century

Slight traces of minerals to the interior

model 19701

but oftentimes they would remain unique

11 3/4" h (29

which is a scarce color combination

11 ½” h

Zecchin would hold this position through October of 1926

156 shows factory photographs of the series

was executed in Heatherboom purple glass which was only produced from late 1931 into 1935

7 1/8" h (18 cm)

This wonderful bowl is part of the Sommerso a Bollicine series designed in 1934 and is executed with multiple layers of glass types including green pulegoso glass

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