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1950's Gino Cenedese Glass Aquarium

Collectibles : Decorative Arts : Italian Art Glass : Cenedese

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This beautiful glass aquarium is attributed to Riccardo Licata. It is a three dimensional underwater motif created from three colorless glass panels with multicolored fish and grasses. It measures 6.25" wide, 4.25" high and 1.25" deep. It is not signed, however, Cenedese art glass typically had paper labels. You can view further examples of his work in Circa Fifties Glass, From Europe and America, by Leslie Pina, Schiffer, 1997 on pages 34-36.

Item ID: 00330