Vessel Gallery are thrilled to be hosting the launch of the renowned Murano company Venini’s Spring and Summer collections for 2013. Also exhibited will be re-edited master pieces from 1932-1947 by Carlo Scarpa following the great success of the Carlo Scarpa exhibition at Le Stanze del Vetro c/o Fondazione Cini in Venice. These masterpieces emphasizes the working techniques pioneered by Scarpa in the world of glass. An absolute must see for the finest contemporary glass, this is the largest ever display shown in London.
From Thursday 7th March to Saturday 6th April
You can view the full collection here Venini Spring Summer 2013
From March the 7th to April 6th we will exclusively showcase the new Spring Summer Collections from Venini. This illustrious glass company renowned for it’s vision and collaborations with global artists places it with the best – if not the best – of glass companies. An absolute must see for the finest contemporary glass.
Shown below Limited edition 19pcs ‘Kingyo’ by Hidetomo Kimura - Height 50cm, Diam 40cm
About: Hidetomo Kimura was born in Tokyio in 1972. He is an aquarium designer. He creates fish tanks, with magical atmospheres and futuristic shapes, emphasized with colored light games and with the charm of the sea flora and fauna.
He developed the interior design for “Aquarium Art”, “Sky Aquarium” and “Art Exhibition Aquarium”, a special event that shows the Kingyo, very popular fishes in Japan. He is also involved in some projects for the Japanese branch of the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation (Florida, USA) and One Ocean Project, to preserve marine environment. He started to cooperate with Venini in 2012.
We know that having in store Sales are a pain for those not living locally. As many of our pieces are one-off and ex-display it is impossible for us to have our complete Sale online, however, we have our Top Buys here. Contact us for further information, these won’t last long!
Champagne or Martini set of Six glasses from Salviati
Was £295 now £235
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‘Cameo Series’ was inspired by investigating the ornament & traditions of English 19th century cameo glass. The imagery follows the familiar motif of the bird as it escapes from its 19th century scenery and explores new surroundings. The decorative floral motifs, inspired by original cameo designs, have been infiltrated by a modern aesthetic.
Cameo Vase VI, 17cm high £450
Cameo Vase XI, 22cm high £520
Cameo Vase VIII, 30.5cm high £780
For many years these bowls remained an illusive conceptual project for Jørgensen. Having finally perfected his ‘Reconfigurable Pin Tooling’ technique, there is now a striking finished item. Employing such an extreme working method, the glass is manipulated with exacting precision. The end result is a highly contrasted object from the soft, flowing internal surface to the peaked exterior, on which these perch, elegantly raising upwards.
Small 52cm diameter £600, Large 60cm diameter £750
Available in smoke and bronze colour glass.