Amethyst Murano Glass Pyramid Sculpture | Mid-Century Italian
Amethyst Murano Glass Pyramid Sculpture | Mid-Century Italian
Pyramid scheme — but make it aesthetic.
A precision-cut pyramid sculpture in amethyst Murano glass, attributed to Seguso, Italy, circa 1950s–1970s. Exemplifies mid-century Venetian glass artistry through pure geometric form and tonal depth.
Murano’s tradition of glassblowing stretches back to the 13th century, but by the 1950s–70s, Seguso and their contemporaries turned molten glass into modern sculpture.
Condition: Excellent
Key Features & Benefits:
Signed by ArchimedeSeguso, Murano, Italy (c. 1950s–1970s)
Deep amethyst glass with high optical clarity
Geometric pyramid form; minimalist yet monumental
Ideal for display, paperweight use, or as part of a glass collection
Because your space deserves a little sparkle
Black & Gold Condition Guide
✨ We believe every piece tells a story — here’s how we describe the chapters they’ve lived so far:
Mint / Like New Practically time-traveled. Looks as though it’s never been used. Crisp, clean, and flawless.
Excellent Well-preserved with only the most minor signs of age (think a faint scratch or two, visible only if you squint). Structurally sound and show-stopping.
Very Good Loved and cared for. Some small signs of wear — maybe light surface marks, gentle fading, or a touch of patina — but nothing that distracts from its beauty or function.
Good Has earned its character. Noticeable wear such as scratches, discoloration, or finish loss, all consistent with age and use. Still fully functional and fabulous.
Well-Loved / As-Is This one has stories to tell. Expect visible flaws or wear (chips, cracks, missing parts), but still worthy for display, repurposing, or as a collector’s gem.
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