Archimede Seguso ~ Aventurine ~ Small Bird Pair ~ Old Label | ||
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Deano
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A couple of Seguso Tweeters with the old paper label. As far as I know, these are from the 50's. If anyone knows the dates for Seguso Paper Labels, please let me know.
4" Long,
2" Tall,
2" Wide.
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From my understanding I believe these ~ A Red/Orange Seguso *PAPER* Label are believed to be from the LATE 1940's /1950's era.....and used until the early 1960s
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Thanks Rose. I'm glad to now know something about these labels. As they are straight paper labels, I'm just glad they're still in place. Thanks for the info.
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These are great Deano. You got good taste and info. Thank you for sharing and support! :)
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This is a great helpful resource for identifying these birds, but can I please offer a correction? The labels shown are not actually for the Archimede Seguso factory. They are for the Seguso Vetri d'Arte factory, used from 1953 to the late 1950's. See Marc Heiremans book on SVA, page 379.