Victorian Cobalt Glass Hand-Cut and Gilded Luster Vase

The tradition of glassmaking on the island of Murano, Italy, dates back many centuries. Murano glass has been crafted since the Middle Ages, with the establishment of the glassmakers...

Original 1960s two-tone black/green cut two-layered Murano glass vase. The vase features a black outer color and green inner layer which appears to almost when hit by the light. The ...

Late Victorian bohemian opal harrach uranium art glass vase featuring plomb bottom with vein bottom with black painted neck decorated with gold leaf ...

French Art Nouveau copper and green glass vase featuring a hand-blown green with a copper frame. Circa 1900.

Original 1960s handblown swirl Murano glass vase featuring blue, green, and black swirling in bottle shape vase.

Original 1960s hand-spun layered clay art pottery vase / planter brown glazed signed "Davison" along the bottom.

Victorian bronze and cut glass centerpiece vase. Figural peacocks. Floral raised details. Light scratches on interior glass. Dimensions: 12.75" diameter x 19.5" H.

Large hand blown cobalt blue art glass vase by Blenko Glass, circa 1990s. The vase is in very good vintage condition and measures 4.5"D x 15.5"H....

This Royal Worcester globular porcelain two handled vase features an unusual hand painted and gilded decoration which comprises a series of irregular shaped cartouches formed by styl...

Pair of 19th Century Victorian Cobalt Vases Minton. Decorated with white flowers.

Striking Mid-Century Modern Murano Sommerso glass vase, in brilliant cobalt and azure blue, with a textured surface contrasting from a smooth polished front panel by Venetian glassworks Alessando Mandruzzato (Italian, 1934-). Measures: 6.25"H x 4.5" diameter. The Mandruzzato family has led the way in contemporary Murano home decor fashions with unique handmade pieces and elegant, distinctive lines always custom made for personalization. From the geometric, flat sides and carved, Minimalist and sinuous details of the brand’s early years, Mandruzzato’s home decor pieces have gradually evolved to become icons of simplicity and exclusive luxury home decor. When Pablo Picasso designed a chessboard with more than eight types of Murano Island glass, the grandfather and father of Alessandro Mandruzzato were asked to produce it. At that moment in time, they began to understand a way to innovate, not with more organic forms, but with geometric shapes and the “cubism concept” in symmetric and asymmetric pieces. These became explosions of contrasting colors and light to create each surface, continuing the old techniques but creating a fusion with the contemporary and modern life. Working together on several projects, Luigi & Gianfranco Mandruzzato and Pablo Picasso created some of the most popular designs and concepts for Murano Modern home décor of all time, including the Cubism and “San MarCo” pieces, heralded as some of the most iconic Mandruzzato models. Over the years, Benjamin Mandruzzato, Luigi Mandruzzato, Gianfranco Mandruzzato, and now Alessandro Mandruzzato have worked with several established commercial interior designers and architects such as Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf&Goodman, John Salibello, Christian Dior, Armani, Fendi, Ajmal Parfume Dubai, Flair Firenze...

Hand Blown Victorian Blue Posy Vase A delightful example of a Victorian Posy Vase, this one is in Blue to Grey No Chips or Cracks The Vase is 4” tall a...