S.A.L.I.R.

Studio Ars et Labor Industrie Riunite (S.A.L.I.R.) was founded in 1923 by Guglielmo Barbini, Giuseppe D’Alpaos and Gino Franceschetti, decorators from the cold-work shop of the Cristalleria Franchetti, and Decio Toso. The work of the firm mainly involved engraving (diamond, wheel, sandblasting), intaglio, enamel decoration, and the gilding of blown glass, mirrors, and decorative panels. In 1927, Guido Balsamo Stella and Franz Pelzel joined S.A.L.I.R., with Balsamo Stella becoming the artistic director and Pelzel becoming the technical director. Balsamo Stella would remain with S.A.L.I.R. for only five years, although his designs continued to be produced after his departure. Pelzel’s reputation as a... more.

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