NasonMoretti Archive Revival 1964 Hand-Blown Murano Glass Pompelmo Coupe Bowl
US$116
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NasonMoretti Archive Revival 1994 Hand-Blown Murano Glass Bembo Tumbler
US$144
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NasonMoretti’s Bembo tumbler, an exclusive re-edition first released in 1994, takes its name from the Bembo family – one of the oldest in the history of Venetian nobility. Those familiar with the house will know that its coat of arms was predominantly blue, which is honoured here in the handmade frill decoration that adorns the base. Not only does this detail nod to the crest that inspired it, but also the signature lace motifs that have defined Venetian culture for centuries.
Product ID: 2207201087
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NasonMoretti’s Bembo tumbler, an exclusive re-edition first released in 1994, takes its name from the Bembo family – one of the oldest in the history of Venetian nobility. Those familiar with the house will know that its coat of arms was predominantly blue, which is honoured here in the handmade frill decoration that adorns the base. Not only does this detail nod to the crest that inspired it, but also the signature lace motifs that have defined Venetian culture for centuries.
Product ID: 2207201087
View more from: NasonMoretti / Tumblers & highballs
Only at ABASK
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Meet the Maker:
NasonMoretti
From exhibitions at MoMA, to exclusive designer collections, NasonMoretti has been uplifting interiors with distinctive glassware since 1923. Founded by five brothers, collections blend Murano mastery with innovative mixing and cold-cutting techniques. Their colour creation method is still a well-kept secret, and they remain the only studio in the world who can produce 22 green and 8 blue shades.
