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Tuesday 23 June 2026, 05:00 PM • Milan

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Napoleone Martinuzzi

(Murano 1892 - Venezia 1977)

Pair of succulent plants model no. 2470, 1929 circa

Estimate

€ 1.000 - 1.500

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Information

26 x 20 x 15 cm

designed in 1920 circa
executed in 1970 circa
iridescent 'pulegoso' glass
1/2 acid signed VENEZIA MURANO COMPANY (coronata) to the underside

Alfredo Barabini edition, Murano, Italy

Provenance

From a distinguished private collection, Venice, Italy

Exhibition

Napoleone Martinuzzi: Venini 1925 - 1931, Venice, Italy, Fondazione Giorgio Cini, 8/9/2013 – 1/12/2013 (for the model)

Literature

M. Barovier, exhibition catalogue, 'Napoleone Martinuzzi: Venini 1925 - 1931', Skira edition, 2013, pp. 275, 276 (for the model)
M. Barovier, 'Napoleone Martinuzzi. Maestro vetraio del Novecento', Franco Martella Editore edition, 2001, p. 124 (for the model)
F. Deboni, Venini Glass catalogue, Vol. 2, Umberto Allemandi C. edition, 2007, fig. 30 (for the model)

Specialist Notes

At the request of C.V.M. Pauly &.C since the late 60s, Alfredo Barbini and Napoleone Martinuzzi produced a series of items previously designed by Napoleone Martinuzzi in the early 1930s

Contact

design@finarte.it +39 02 02 3363801

Condition report

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