Ercole Barovier Exceptional Pulegoso Glass Vase with Applied Discs, 1930s

From the hand of Ercole Barovier in the 1930s, this rare vintage Murano glass vase achieves its extraordinary character through the pulegoso technique, where a dense field of fine air bubbles suspended within the thick glass body gives the entire surface a soft, diffused luminosity that seems to generate light from within. Six applied clear-glass discs arranged symmetrically along the elongated oval form introduce a measured decorative rhythm that reinforces the sculptural quality of the piece without distracting from the material magic of the glass itself. Exceptional in technique, provenance, and presence, it is vintage Murano glassmaking at one of its earliest and most inventive peaks.

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