A pair of decorative clear art glass apples, attributed to Silvestri and dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. Each item is produced using the bullicante technique, featuring a symmetrical pattern of internal controlled air bubble inclusions. The apples are fitted with cast metal stems and single leaves, which have a textured surface and a brass-toned gilt finish with a natural aged patina. The set includes one slightly elongated ovoid apple and one smaller, more spherical example. No manufacturer labels, signatures, or marks are visible on either piece.
Dimensions: Not provided.
Condition report:
Both pieces appear to be in good condition. The glass bodies are free from visible chips, cracks, or significant surface abrasions. The gilt metal components exhibit light surface wear and a natural patina consistent with age and decorative use.
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