Ancient Roman Glass

Coomi ancient Roman glass bracelet set in 20K yellow gold with 2.06cts diamonds.

Each piece is wrapped in 20 karat yellow gold and infused with diamonds. The ancient Roman glass has been textured, tempered, and colored by eons of wind and weather.

The legacy of Roman Glass traces its origins to the early 1st century AD, initially employing ancient Hellenistic glassmaking methodologies.

Authentic ancient stamped Roman glass and authentic ancient Roman bronze key 22k yellow gold dangle pendant on a faceted Garnet beaded necklace with two accent, hammered 22k gold bea...

An ancient Roman Glass Cross Pendant trimmed with 21 karat gold.

An authentic ancient Roman mosaic glass (4th to 6th century AD) custom mounted within a 21k gold band and squared/rope bezel.

A beaded necklace with 22 karat gold beads and five ancient Roman glass fragment charms. The Roman glass fragments featured within this 22 karat gold beaded necklace are from the 1st...

Ancient Roman glass flask bottle. An stupendous ancient glass flask, created during the Roman imperial period, between the 100 to 400 AD.

With the Scavo effect, giving the bowl the ancient Roman glass feeling. Murano label on underside.

A remarkable and rare fragment of ancient Roman glass, dating from the 1st to 4th century AD.

Developed by masters like Alfredo Barbini and Cenedese in the 1950s, the scavo technique involves applying a mixture of mineral powders—including carbonates and silica—to the glass s...

A very elegant and refined Italian Mediterranean design in blown Murano glass worked with the technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman ...

Two pairs available immediately - A very elegant and refined Italian Mediterranean design in blown Murano glass worked with the technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish simila...

This intricate technique imbues the glass with a breathtaking, aged, and slightly rough texture—reminiscent of ancient Roman glass recovered from the sea.

A very elegant and refined Italian Mediterranean design in blown Murano glass worked with the technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman ...

A very elegant and refined Italian Mediterranean design in blown Murano glass worked with the technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman ...

A very elegant and refined Italian Mediterranean design in blown Murano glass worked with the technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman ...

Late 1990s, a very elegant and refined Italian Mediterranean design in blown Murano glass worked with the technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological an...

He had his own family collection of ancient Roman glass which was a source of inspiration for the Compagnia Venezia-Murano.

Roman glass was used primarily for the production of vessels.

A very elegant and refined Italian Mediterranean design in blown Murano glass worked with the technique scavo: the frosted glass has a finish similar to archaeological ancient Roman ...

An absolutely mesmerising piece of midcentury Venetian glass featuring a stunning range of glass masterwork techniques including the 'A Scavo' technique to give the piece the look an...

The effect evokes both the ancient Roman glass tradition and the organic abstraction of the mid-century studio movement.

The fascination with iridescent glass sparked by archaeological finds of ancient Roman glass led Loetz to perfect a technique that infused each piece with a magical, shifting colour ...

Alfredo Barbini's method recreates the weathered, dusty and matte look of ancient Roman glass that has been buried underground for centuries.

The Scavo technique, pioneered by the Cenedese factory, involves applying specialized chemical salts to the glass surface during the blowing process. This creates a beautifully weath...

The piece utilizes the celebrated "Scavo" technique, a specialized finishing process developed by the Gino Cenedese & Figlio furnace to replicate the weathered, calcified appearance ...

These sculptures utilize the sophisticated scavo technique—a process where the glass surface is treated with specialized mineral salts during the firing process to mimic the weathere...

The legacy of Roman Glass traces its origins to the early 1st century AD, initially employing ancient Hellenistic glassmaking methodologies.

Inspired by the translucence and fluidity of ancient Roman glass, Louis Comfort Tiffany began producing blown glass, known as Favrile, in 1891.

Louis Comfort Tiffany, son of Tiffany & Co. founder Charles Lewis Tiffany, revolutionized American decorative arts through his pioneering glasswork. Inspired by ancient Roman gla...

The millefiori (or murrini) technique refers to a an ancient Roman glasswork technique in which glass mosaic beads are laid close to one another to produce distinctive decorative pat...

Antiquity 20 Karat Yellow Gold Ring With 22.55 Carat Antique Roman Glass and 1.10 Carat Rose-Cut Diamond Surrounds. This Ring Is Part Of Our Antiquity Collection, Which Represents A ...

A Ferdinando Campana print of an ancient Roman bust. Dating to the late 18th century this Intaglio print is taken from the multi-volume “Antiquities of Herculaneum Exposed” print su...

Scavo literally means "excavated glass" and refers to the special surface treatment reminiscent of ancient Roman glass unearthed during archaeological excavations.

This elegant pair of Murano glass vases showcases the renowned Scavo technique, lending them an aged, ancient Roman look.

Martine Newby in her 2003 treatise, Francesco Sibilio and the Re-use of Ancient Roman Glass in the Nineteenth Century, only gives a firm attribution of six table and gueridon tops to...

Comparative bibliography: - González-Palacios, A., “Marmi, Pietre e Vetri: Lavori di Sibilio”, in Casa Vogue Antiques, March 1991, nr. 12, pp. 84-89. - Newby, Martine S., “Francesco ...

Antiquity Bracelet Set In 20 Karat Yellow Gold With Antique Roman Glass. The Roman Glass Is Made With Iridescent Patina and 1.55 Carat Diamonds. The Glass Cuff Is 7 Inches Long And S...

Elegant and simplistic in form and showing extraordinary workmanship with the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel of ancient Roman archeological glass. This te...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thick and heavy lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel ...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thin lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel of ancient ...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thick and heavy lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel ...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thick and heavy lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel ...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thick and heavy lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel ...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thick and heavy lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel ...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thick and heavy lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel ...

Elegant in form - rather minimalist but with the obvious sign of quality with the thick and heavy lip of the glass and the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel ...

Both the iridescence and weathered surface intentionally evoke the appearance of ancient Roman glass excavated on the island of Cyprus—objects that fascinated collectors and archaeol...

Elegant in form and showing extraordinary craftmanship with the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel of ancient Roman archeological glass.

Elegant in form and showing extraordinary craftmanship with the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel of ancient Roman archeological glass.

Sotheby's auction catalog of the exceptional Benzian Collection of Ancient Roman and Islamic Glass. An invaluable reference for the collector, scholar or anyone interested in the mos...

Elegant in form and showing extraordinary craftsmanship with the use of the 'Scavo' technique to replicate to look and feel of ancient Roman archaeological glass. Above all, particul...

Both in perfect condition Dimensions in listing are for taller vase, smaller vase as follows. 7"- H x 9"- W x 3.5"-m open at top. Classic Ancient Roman Revival Modernist Murano Art ...

Mid century Murano glass "Scavo" Vase by Alfredo Barbini, the "Scavo" technic is that imitates the effect caused by long periods spent underground, typical of glass objects found dur...

Almost looking like a piece of Roman Ancient glass this unusual vase was made in France circa 1880-1920 by an anonymous glass maker.

Its sinuous shape and the extraordinary craftsmanship of the "Scavo" technique were used to replicate the appearance of ancient Roman archaeological glass. The large and unusual dime...

With the use of the Scavo technique to replicate the look of ancient Roman archaeological glass. A nice and colorful collector's set in two sizes.

Elegant in shape and with extraordinary craftsmanship, the "Scavo" technique was used to replicate the appearance of ancient Roman archaeological glass. This wonderful set feature ...

The Fenicia décor, in particular, drew inspiration from ancient Phoenician and Roman mosaic glass, reinterpreted through a modern lens with vibrant, densely patterned surfaces.