Pair of glass vases decorated in the 'arte povera' style with a cherub and floral motif, Piedmont, 18th century

This refined pair of blown glass vases, typical of 18th-century Piedmontese manufacture, is decorated with a cherub and floral motif, symbols of divine love and natural beauty. The vases exhibit a complex decoration that combines brilliant enamels and allegorical motifs, framing the charm of the Baroque and the influences of the Rococo. This art object is not only a testament to the technical skill of the time but also a symbol of the aristocratic demand for decorative beauty and spirituality in private residences and places of worship. Height cm. 43 diameter cm. 16.5