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"Glassware in palace life" will be an opportunity with Barbara Bettoni and Elisabetta Dal Carlo to explore anecdotes linked to glass objects of the past, which were used on a daily basis. During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the search for comfort in domestic interiors became a real necessity throughout Europe, especially in the city. Glass accompanied this evolution by giving shape to a variety of objects, both useful and merely decorative.