A lovely Barovier & Toso purple/brown Murano glass chandelier from their Rotterdam collection. This long established Murano company is globally famous for its beautiful glassware.
This chandelier has 8 arms and weighs 24kg
RRP £17,000
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Height: 95 cm | Width: 106 cm | Depth:
Condition: New
Barovier is one of the oldest Italian glassmakers and family businesses, founded in 1291 on the island of Murano. In the late nineteenth century the Barovier group formed a new company, 'Artisti Barovier' that won awards for its new techniques such as mother-of-pearl glass and corniola red without gold.After the First World War, the Barovier factory was refurbished and the company name change to 'Vetreria Artistica Barovier&C'. This rebranding coincided with Ercole Barovier joining the company as a designer and as part of the management in 1920. Ercole was the son of Benvenuto Barovier, a highly respected glass furnace owner, and started work at his father's factory straight after leaving school. He flourished and took over the company in a very short period of time. Ercole created new manufacturing techniques and colours but he also designed new effects and this was where he really excelled. In 1939, Barovier merged with the Toso family, another old business in Murano to form 'Barovier & Toso' and the period following saw some great inventions from Ercole.
Design Origin: European
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Seller: Private Seller
Details
the design / brand
Seller Profile
Height: 95 cm | Width: 106 cm | Depth:
Condition: New
Barovier is one of the oldest Italian glassmakers and family businesses, founded in 1291 on the island of Murano. In the late nineteenth century the Barovier group formed a new company, 'Artisti Barovier' that won awards for its new techniques such as mother-of-pearl glass and corniola red without gold.After the First World War, the Barovier factory was refurbished and the company name change to 'Vetreria Artistica Barovier&C'. This rebranding coincided with Ercole Barovier joining the company as a designer and as part of the management in 1920. Ercole was the son of Benvenuto Barovier, a highly respected glass furnace owner, and started work at his father's factory straight after leaving school. He flourished and took over the company in a very short period of time. Ercole created new manufacturing techniques and colours but he also designed new effects and this was where he really excelled. In 1939, Barovier merged with the Toso family, another old business in Murano to form 'Barovier & Toso' and the period following saw some great inventions from Ercole.
Design Origin: European
Item Location: Ask for details
Seller: Private Seller
Details
the design / brand
Seller Profile
Height: 95 cm | Width: 106 cm | Depth:
Condition: New
Barovier is one of the oldest Italian glassmakers and family businesses, founded in 1291 on the island of Murano. In the late nineteenth century the Barovier group formed a new company, 'Artisti Barovier' that won awards for its new techniques such as mother-of-pearl glass and corniola red without gold.After the First World War, the Barovier factory was refurbished and the company name change to 'Vetreria Artistica Barovier&C'. This rebranding coincided with Ercole Barovier joining the company as a designer and as part of the management in 1920. Ercole was the son of Benvenuto Barovier, a highly respected glass furnace owner, and started work at his father's factory straight after leaving school. He flourished and took over the company in a very short period of time. Ercole created new manufacturing techniques and colours but he also designed new effects and this was where he really excelled. In 1939, Barovier merged with the Toso family, another old business in Murano to form 'Barovier & Toso' and the period following saw some great inventions from Ercole.
Design Origin: European
Item Location: Ask for details
Seller: Private Seller
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