This striking mid-century modern inspired cylinder vase is a beautiful example of hand-blown art glass, likely originating from the Murano tradition of Italy or a high-quality contemporary glass studio such as those in Empoli. The piece features a "scavo" or frosted textural finish on the exterior, punctuated by vibrant, organic cobalt blue and pale green maculae (spots) that are fused into the glass. Historically, this style of "spot" decoration became iconic in the 1950s and 60s through the work of renowned designers like Dino Martens and Fulvio Bianconi, who pushed the boundaries of abstract expressionism in glass. The vase showcases a characteristic ground pontil mark at the base and a thick, fire-polished rim, signaling its artisanal, non-industrial origin. It is in excellent vintage condition, free of chips, cracks, or significant scratching, though it displays the charming minor internal bubbles and slight asymmetries typical of the hand-blowing process. Dimensions: 35cm (h)