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Italian glass catchall by Mario Cioni, 70s

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In the 1970s, several Italian houses explored glass as a material in its own right, beyond its traditional decorative use. Mario Cioni, a Tuscan glassmaker based in Empoli, developed thick-walled molded glass objects during this period, whose optical quality and formal precision are characteristic of the region's productions.

This circular catchall is made of solid colorless glass, molded in a single piece. The shape is simple: a thick, slightly raised peripheral ring defines a central bowl with a flat bottom. The profile, viewed from the side, presents two distinct levels separated by a sharp groove — a very clean molding work.

The piece bears the engraved signature "Mario" on the rim, and the stamp "Cioni Murano Italy" on the reverse — complete and certain identification.

Excellent condition. No notable scratches, no chips. Four small original protective pads under the base, still in place.

Dimensions: height 3.5 cm, diameter 20.5 cm.

To be placed on a desk, console, or bedside table.

It joins our selection of glass catchall trays.

Material: Glass
Colour: Transparent

Dimensions:

- Height: 3.5 cm
- Diameter: 20.5 cm

Condition: This item is in very good vintage condition.

This object is shipped with UPS, carefully packed, to your home or to a UPS access point.

You can also collect it by appointment at our storage space in the Essonne (91), one hour from Paris.

Any questions? contact@treaptyque.com or WhatsApp: +33 648 811 194.