Murano pulegoso glass carafe, made by Archimede Seguso in the 1950s

Ø cm 12,5 h cm 24

Archimede Seguso was a renowned Italian entrepreneur and master glassmaker, considered a giant in his field. He was born on December 17, 1909, in Murano, Venice, and died on September 6, 1999, in Murano, Venice.

Nicknamed "a living glass encyclopedia" for his vast knowledge, Seguso is credited with shaping Venetian glass art in the 20th century. The master glassmaker excelled in working with solid glass, meaning thick and solid glass pieces.

It has collaborated with renowned designers and artists throughout its career. One example is its collaboration with Giuseppe Santomaso on a series of colorful handles for phone booths in 1952. It has also had a long-standing collaboration with Tiffany & Co., creating iconic collections for the brand.

Seguso Vetri d'Arte is a renowned Murano glass furnace founded in 1933 by the Seguso family, who have been creating fine glass pieces for generations. The company is known for its innovative design, exquisite craftsmanship, and use of high-quality materials.

Seguso Vetri d'Arte pieces are highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide. They are often featured in museums and galleries and can fetch high prices at auctions. Their pieces are characterized by bold colors, intricate designs, and unique decorative techniques.