Cup and Saucer
1860 (made)
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Cup and saucer (trembleuse), calcedonio glass with aventurine inclusions, made by Lorenzo Radi, Venice, 1860
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Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Calcedonio glass with aventurine inclusions |
Brief description | Cup and saucer (trembleuse), calcedonio glass with aventurine inclusions, made by Lorenzo Radi, Venice, 1860 |
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Gallery label | Cup and saucer (trembleuse) , calcedonio glass with aventurine inclusions Italy (Venice), 1860 made by Lorenzo Radi Gift of Count Cornaro, Venice (7252 &A-1860) Calcedonio glass was reinvented about 1845. In 1846, Lorenzo Radi won a prize-medal from the Istituto Veneto for blown calcedonio glasses. .(18/06/2009) |
Credit line | Given by Count Cornaro, Venice |
Object history | Calcedonio glass was reinvented about 1845. In 1846, Lorenzo Radi won a prize-medal from the Istituto Veneto for blown calcedonio glasses. |
Production | Cf. 7251-1860 |
Bibliographic reference | Zanetti V. Monografia. Venice, 1874. pp.282-283. |
Other number | 9390 - Glass gallery number |
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Accession number | 7252&A-1860 |
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Record created | June 18, 2009 |
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