Peter Pelzel 2004 Murano Art Glass Vase

A 2004 art glass vase by Italian glass artist Peter Pelzel (born 1937). Made in Murano, Italy, this vase has a bottle shape and is made from clear glass with red dots and murrina designs near the base. Around the exterior of the vase there is an etched motif of overlapping ovals with various patterns in some of the ovals. The underside of the vase is signed “PP,” dated, and also marked "MW." This vase was part of the exhibition Vetri. Nel Mondo. Oggi (Glass. In the World. Today), which was held at the  Instituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti (Veneto Institute of Sciences, Letters and Arts) in Venice, Italy.

Born in Murano, Pelzel came from a family of glass artists, his father being the glass artist Franz Pelzel. While studying architecture and eventually graduating from Iuav University of Venice, Pelzel worked at S.A.L.I.R., the Venetian glass studio where his father worked. He later went on to work as a designer at Vistosi and then collaborated with La Murrina. He also worked for the Treviso glass firm, Vetrelco. In the early 1907s, Pelzel opened his own architecture studio in addition to creating designs for glass studios.

Measurements:

3.25” W x 9.5” H x 3.25” D.

Condition notes:

Scratch present near top edge.

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