Vetro a reticello charger, c. 1600
Unknown artist, Italyexpand_more
Glassexpand_more
Gift of funds from Beverly N. Grossman in honor of Dorothy Berenson Blauexpand_more 2014.50
On View in Gallery 332expand_more
Vetro a reticello is among the most complex and difficult techniques in the craft of glass blowing. Plates and chargers with reticello decoration were made in Venice from the second-half of the 16th century to the end of the 17th century. This charger is one of only a very few large Venetian vetro a reticello chargers in existence.
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- 2014.50
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