1940s Italian Barovier Scalloped Glass Vase
Best statement piece for vintage decor enthusiasts and glass art collectors.
Experience timeless Italian craftsmanship with this exquisite hand-blown glass vase from the 1940s. It showcases unique bubbles and wavy detailing within its thick glass construction, complemented by an elegant scalloped rim. This authentic vintage piece, with slight interior discoloration, adds a touch of historical charm and artisanal character to any space. Its substantial size makes it a striking decorative object, perfect for collectors and those who appreciate enduring design and quality.
$2350.00
Owner Satisfaction
4.7
/ 5
Category Rank
606
/ 10006
#606 in Vases
Price vs Category Average
+818%
Above average
Material
Glass
/ Glass
Who it's for
- Collectors seeking authentic Murano glass heritage
- Interior designers blending vintage charm with modern decor
- Investors looking for assets that hold long-term value
Who should skip it
- Families with active children or high-traffic living areas
- Budget-conscious buyers prioritizing utility over historical pedigree
- Owners wanting low-maintenance decor that avoids tedious cleaning
Performance breakdown
Artisanal Authenticity
Genuine 1940s Italian craftsmanship provides unmatched historical provenance and character.
Visual Impact
Substantial dimensions and scalloped detailing create a commanding focal point.
Material Integrity
Thick, hand-blown glass offers a weighted, premium feel and durability.
Surface Texture
Intricate bubbles and wavy detailing add depth and tactile interest.
Collector Appeal
A rare vintage find that satisfies the discerning eye of collectors.
Condition Preservation
Minor interior discoloration reflects authentic age rather than structural compromise.
Key Specs
Material
Glass
Origin
Italy
Production Method
Blown Glass
Era
1940s
Height
11.5 inches
Dimensions
11.5" H x 11" W x 8.75" D
Surface Finish
Textured
Shape
Urn
Know before you buy
To preserve the integrity of the 1940s glass, hand-wash it gently using lukewarm water and a mild, non-abrasive soap. Avoid using a dishwasher or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the delicate surface texture and historical finish.
No, the interior discoloration is purely cosmetic and typical for authentic 1940s hand-blown glass. It does not impact the durability or the structural stability of the piece.
Yes, the vase is crafted from thick, hand-blown glass, providing a substantial weight that makes it very stable. It is well-suited for holding larger floral stems or branches without tipping.
The vase stands 11.5 inches tall with a width of 11 inches and a depth of 8.75 inches. Its generous proportions make it a significant statement piece for a tabletop or mantle.
Yes, these features are characteristic of the hand-blown glass process used by Barovier in the 1940s. They are considered signs of artisanal quality rather than defects, adding unique texture and character to the glass.
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