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9065
Good
HEIGHT: 8 in. (20 cm) DIAMETER: 6 in. (15 cm)
S138XX
Glass
Mid century Modern
Italy
Mid 20th Century
Clear
Produced circa 1920s Venetian handblown glass candlestick, produced circa 1920s by Salviati, light green in tone, with bulb capital and bobeche, over baluster form stem and swan motif on round foot, infused with flecks of gold leaf.
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