Glass

Exhibited all over the world, in numerous private collections from royalty to rock stars. Major commissions include the Royal Academy of Arts, Italy’s venerable Salviati glassass studio, and UK’s National Art Collections Fund. His work selected for Sotheby’s Contemporary Decorative Arts exhibition. Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. 12x10x5.25

Oregon Artist - famous for implosion marbles - working in glassass since 1997 - appears to be dated

Major glass studio - this is one of the founder’s works

BIO: Similar piece on cover of 1986 catalog - Auction & gallery records $1340-8400 (similar) - 19"d

Signed and dated - Work available through his design studio and Habitat Galleries.
Purchased at Rago auction in 2008. 15" d x 8,5"

8,25" high - Original design was 1936. 4.75” one is $125 at FAb / $399 out of stock at Interior2. Clear one is $650 on first dibs /

15" diameter - Similar plate in New Look Design in 50s p.55 - Smithsonian Collection - 14”; freeform vase in NYTimes Magazine 4/96; special MOMA show review,

Italy 1953-
approx 16" - dated is 1999

The series was limited to under 30, each quite different, w most offered exclusively by Pauli. Salvadore has an extensive record of striking and distinctive glassass utilizing varied and unusual techniques.

Davide Salvadore was born into a family of glassworkers in Murano, Italy. At a very early age he began following his grandfather into Murano's furnaces, learning how to build kilns and work glass.
In 1987 he founded his own studio, where he operates kilns he built himself, mixing lamp-work and furnace techniques in new ways.

As a result of his ingenuity and the inventiveness of his creations, Salvadore's glass design became instantly noteworthy, and he has since worked at prestigious glasshouses and collaborated with designers and artists across the globe.

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engraved: Achrimede Seguso Murano 1983 for A? de Paris ?83/100. 6" high

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