Ancient Glass

, made in the tradition of the ancient school of Murano glass masters. The production dates back to the

ancient, excavated glass. This gives the bowl a distinctive, textured surface with a slightly rough feel

mirror is made according to the ancient traditions of murano glass masters. Entirely handmade in the

" technique was used to replicate the appearance of ancient Roman archaeological glass. This fantastic vase

glassmakers following ancient traditions. Murano glass is one of the most beautiful glass productions in the

handmade. The mirror is made according to the ancient traditions of Murano glass masters. Entirely

Massive Pair of Iridescent Seashell Sconces in Blown Murano Glass, 1980s Italy. Italian Venetian

ancient archaeological glass. The sculptural composition combines layered glass elements in delicate

appearance of ancient Roman archaeological glass. The large and unusual dimensions, together with the vibrant

the ancient and complex layered glass processing, born in the fifteenth century to imitate porcelain

with gold leaf, made entirely by hand following the ancient techniques of the glass masters of the

vert pétrole et noi The Sestiere vases combine the ancient artisan Murano glass-blowing techniques

vert pétrole et noi The Sestiere vases combine the ancient artisan Murano glass-blowing techniques

ancient Venetian glass-making techniques, specifically filigrana, which produced lattice-like patterns

Art Glass Vase by Fratelli Toso, Murano, Italy, Early 20th Century. Rare Murano art glass vase by

the ancient and complex layered glass processing, born in the fifteenth century to imitate porcelain

spanning over six centuries to the 14th century. Seguso notably led a revival of ancient Venetian glass

the ancient and complex layered glass processing, born in the fifteenth century to imitate porcelain

the appearance of ancient archaeological glass recovered from underground, a technique highly

the ancient and complex layered glass processing, born in the fifteenth century to imitate porcelain

the ancient and complex layered glass processing, born in the fifteenth century to imitate porcelain

the use of the Scavo technique to replicate the look of ancient Roman archaeological glass. A nice and

beauty is entirely handcrafted in blow Murano glass, with an ancient color technique called Opaline, wich

used the term "murrini" for their millefiori glass art, referring to the mosaic glass of ancient

technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman glass findings and

and feel of the archaeological glass of ancient Rome. Dimensions: height 18.5 x 9 x 9 cm.

and feel of the archaeological glass of ancient Rome. Dimensions: height 15 x 8 x 8 cm.

An ancient Roman Glass Cross Pendant trimmed with 21 karat gold. The camera just doesn't capture

and feel of the archaeological glass of ancient Rome. On the front there is a lion's head

ancient Roman glass findings and recalls Venetian plaster texture. Three varied glass layers, finished

Stunnig pair of "Scavo" Murano pearlescent glass vases in turquoise and ivory color. These

glass carefully trapped within a brass-finish cage. Each diffuser is crafted using the ancient art of

the base curls, green leaves and rosellina in glass paste, all made according to the ancient

Shimmering mirror in Murano glass with the insertion of a five-light applique in the central mirror

vert pétrole et noi The Sestiere vases combine the ancient artisan Murano glass-blowing techniques

vert pétrole et noi The Sestiere vases combine the ancient artisan Murano glass-blowing techniques

components to create a structural whole. He incorporates ancient techniques of glass blowing, shaping, and

glass" and refers to the special surface treatment reminiscent of ancient Roman glass unearthed during

technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman glass findings and

Fabulous collection of three "SCAVO" Murano pearlescent glass vases in pink, turquoise and grey

technique, an ancient process that, starting from blown or solid glass, allows for multiple overlapping

technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman glass findings and

In the Reflection coffee table, abstract colored pools of opalescent and transparent stained glass

Fascinating, almost antique, piece of Venetian Murano glass attributed to Ercole Barovier, circa

technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman glass findings and

Navone, the diffuser is expertly handcrafted using the ancient caged-blown glass technique. Here, the

technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman glass findings and

Navone, the diffuser is expertly handcrafted using the ancient caged-blown glass technique. Here, the

Navone, the diffuser is expertly handcrafted using the ancient caged-blown glass technique. Here, the

, the diffuser is expertly handcrafted using the ancient caged-blown glass technique. Here, the

aged or weathered appearance, often mimicking the look of ancient, excavated glass artifacts. they

Navone, the diffuser is expertly handcrafted using the ancient caged-blown glass technique. Here, the

Paola Navone, the diffuser is expertly handcrafted using the ancient caged-blown glass technique. Here

(pâte‑de‑verre) technique, this vase reflects an ancient Chinese kiln‑cast glass method dating back to

ancient times, and glass painted using this technique has even been found in Assyrian and Phoenician

Monumental Seguso cobalto corroso hour glass double sided vase. Hand crafted in the ancient

ancient excavated glass. Each piece features a cylindrical amber-toned glass column rising from a wide