Vintage Teal Sommerso Glass Geode Bowl by Archimede Seguso, 1960s

A striking Sommerso glass ‘geode’ bowl crafted by Archimede Seguso on the island of Murano, Italy, during the 1960s. This sculptural piece features a stunning teal-toned inner layer encased within clear crystal glass, achieved using the Sommerso (submerged glass) technique, which Seguso was renowned for mastering. The bowl’s form is organically shaped with softly contoured edges, creating a sense of depth and fluidity as light refracts through the layers. The semi-open geode profile provides both aesthetic impact and functional versatility, typical of Seguso’s innovative approach to mid-century Murano glassmaking. A highly collectible example, the bowl captures the elegance and intensity of color that defines the very best of Italian studio glass.

Dimensions:

Width: 16.5 cm.
Depth: 16.5 cm.
Height: 8 cm.

📌 Condition:
In good vintage condition, does show signs of scratches underneath which is highlighted in our photos. there is a small chip on the edge of  the top as well.

🧡 Why It Stands Out:
The rich teal color submerged within crystal-clear glass creates a mesmerizing visual effect, embodying the essence of the Sommerso technique. Distinctive, fluid and masterfully executed, this piece showcases the artistry of Archimede Seguso—one of Murano’s most revered glassmakers. Ideal as a functional bowl or displayed purely as a sculptural accent, it serves as a bold statement of mid-century Italian craftsmanship.