Murano Cup – Bullicante - inclusion Gold & Silver – Circa 1960

This exceptional piece embodies the golden age of Italian design (circa 1960). It showcases an extraordinary technical virtuosity, merging a vibrant azure crystal with spectacular inclusions of gold and silver leaf embedded within the mass, all structured by the prestigious Bullicante technique. Attribution & Style. The precision of the bubble network and the density of the precious metals allow this piece to be attributed to the great workshops of the island of Murano, under the influence of creations by masters such as Barovier or Archimede Seguso. Its organic shape with scalloped edges, manually worked hot with pliers, evokes a blossoming floral corolla or a marine creature in motion. A Magnetic Presence. Visual complexity: A striking contrast. The azure blue outline is clear and luminous, while the interior offers an explosion of textures: the gold leaf bursts into warm flakes and the silver into cool shards (scale effect). The bullicante network enhances everything with a play of relief and hypnotic light. Material: A dense crystal where the metals and bubbles create an effect of depth and constant sparkle depending on the exposure. Condition: Remarkable preservation. Perfect transparency, intact inclusions, and a carefully polished base, attesting to its authenticity. Dimensions. Diameter: 16 cm|Height: 7 cm|Weight: 773 g. Ultra-secure custom packaging (double cardboard and high-density cushioning).