An antique set of Salviati yellow glass with gold aventurine flecks throughout. The set is in very good condition. A set of four small bon bon dish 8.5cm in excellent condition. Matching pieces available. Please enquire if interested. Salviati & Co was founded in 1859 in Murano, Venice, Italy, by Dr Antonio Salviati, Enrico Podio, and Lorenzo Radi. In 1883 it was purchased by the Barovier family, but continued under the name Salviati & Co. After Antonio Salviati died in 1890, the company was run by Amalia Salviati Ivanich, and Salviati's two children, Giulio Salviati and Silvio Salviati. Following Silvio's death in 1920, the company was run by Maurizio Camerino and his two sons Mario Camerino and Renzo Camerino. Dino Martens designed for Salviati between 1932 - 1935. Other designers include Luciano Gaspari, Romano Chirivi, Renzo Camerino and Sergio Asti.
The company played a significant role in revitalizing the Murano glass industry in the 19th century. They introduced new methods and adapted traditional skills to modern manufacturing processes. Salviati Glass produced a wide range of items, including glass ornaments, tableware, and mosaics. Their work was recognized internationally, and they received commissions for prestigious projects such as the Albert Memorial in London and St. Paul's Cathedral.
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