Cenedese Scavo

A pretty scavo vase with a Cenedese paper label. In very good condition.

Cenedese Scavo glass duck sculpture in teal and frosted finish, Murano, 1970s.

Impressive Mid-Century Modern large Murano Cenedese Scavo Cartoccio vase One of the most impressive vases offered by Cenedese, Italy, this big and beautiful vase is realized in multi...

Wonderful set of ice blue art glass forms, Italy, circa 1950s. A pair of Gino Cenedese scavo vessels; a large shallow low bowl and tall squared bottle.

A very large Murano glass vase by Cenedese in the scavo technique, with iron oxide areas on a clear to amber background.

A large Murano glass vase in the scavo technique, smoky glass finish with iron oxide accents. irregular shape.

A group of three Murano amethyst glass vases in the Scavo technique, giving an antique, smoky appearance.

Rare scavo glass vase, 18” tall x 8.5” diameter signed Cenedese.

A rare pair of guinea hens in glass with the scavo technique. This technique was created by Alfredo Barbini and Cenedese in Italy, 1950s.

A beautiful greenish likely Suso or Cenedese vase purchased from the same estate as the signed Seguso white one we bought. It has two handles and is a pretty shade of light green.

Cenedese flask / bottle with 'His and Hers' glasses in pink and blue coloured frosted glass. Perfect as a gift - just imagine a romantic evening in front of the fire sipping your fav...

Blue vase in Scavo di Cenedese glass made in the 1950s. Measures: Ø 13 cm, H 19 cm Scavo glass is a type of ornamental glass with a rough surface with a matte finish in imitati...

Fantastic scavo glass owl by Cenedese Murano. The coloration on this piece is very elegant with red eyes.

The yellow murano glass vase features a unique scavo (meaning "dug up" or "excavated") surface. This technique gives the vase a textured, frosted look, reminiscent of ancient glass t...

The combination of the scavo technique and the vase shape makes this vase quite unique and visually striking.

This authentic Murano Glass Scavo Vase by Cenedese is an elegant 1980s Italian art glass vessel featuring a frosted, excavated texture and a classic pedestal form.

Scavo glass is typically created by applying a corrosive or acid treatment to the surface, giving it a textured and aged look.

This elegant and striking modernist vase is a testament to the innovative artistry of the Cenedese glassworks on Murano. Dating from the 1960s, this piece features a sophisticated pu...

A striking and highly sculptural work of glass art by Cenedese, featuring an unconventional form with twin spouts and a fluid, circular handle that arcs gracefully between them. Thou...

This elegant 1970s Murano glass oval bowl by Cenedese is a stunning example of the "Scavo" technique, which translates to "excavation."

This Murano glass swan with scavo finish is completely handmade in the late 1950s by the historical glass workshop Gino Cenedese e Figlio.

Italian Venetian Murano Glass Scavo Candlestick 1980s Signed Cenedese. This amazing candle holder was made by Cenedese, one of the most appreciated glass artists from the Venetian i...

Cenedese murano white-scavo decanter bottle with ball stopper.

A poetic pair of vintage studio art glass bottles from the 1990s, each crowned with a sculptural leaf-form stopper etched in fine vein detail. Dimensions: Tall bottle: Approx. 47 cm...

Cenedese Murano Glass Scavo Vase, Italy 1970.

The 1970s Modernist Purple Scavo Murano Glass Round Bowl by Cenedese is a striking example of mid-century Italian glass artistry.

Gino Cenedese 'A Scavo' glass vase with fall leaves A rare a Scavo glass vase manufactured by Vetreria Gino Cenedese ca. 1960s.

This striking 1980s Murano glass centerpiece attributed to the celebrated furnace of Cenedese features a deep purple hue and an authentic scavo finish.

Large and impressive “Scavo” centerpiece bowl designed and produced by Gino Cenedese for Cenedese, Italy, 1960s.

Cenedese Murano Attributed Scavo Vase in Red and Green Italy 1960s A beautiful mid century vase in ‘Scavo’ Murano glass, attributed to Murano glass house Cenedese.

These two Scavo Murano Glass Vases exemplify the elegance and artistic sophistication of Italian glassmaking during the mid-20th century.

The Artistry of Scavo This exceptional trio of stylized swans is a masterclass in textural contrast and organic form, produced by the renowned Vetreria Artistica Cenedese.

Simone Cenedese has been producing artistic objects in the glass factory that bears his name since 1946.

This vase is made in transparent (slightly iridescent) and black scavo hand-blown Murano glass, and it is attributable to Cenedese.

This striking mid-century cobalt blue scavo glass bowl was crafted by Cenedese, Italy.

Vintage 1970s Modern Purple and White Scavo Murano Glass Amphora Vase This impressive vintage vase, hailing from the 1970s, is a remarkable example of the "Scavo" technique, a uniqu...

A wonderfully large, spherical Murano glass vase in pink with brown highlights. The vase has an incredible 1980s Memphis School or Miami appeal. It is a bold and impressive piece of ...

These blue and gray Scavo Murano glass vases from the 1970s are valuable and collectible, especially because they are in good condition and exhibit the craftsmanship and design assoc...

Stunning Italian signed Cenedese Murano art glass vase or vessel with a wonderful modernist form made by Gino Cenedese e Figlio.

Cenedese extremely rare 'His and Hers' drinking glasses in pink and blue coloured frosted glass. Perfect as a gift - just imagine a romantic evening in front of the fire sipping your...

Pink glass vase Perfect condition.

Made in Italy, 1970s. It is an amazing piece with an intense ornamental and chromatic effect. We attribute it to Gino Cenedese because of the color, the shape and the technique used....

Great sample of the Master blower. Gino Cenedese Murano glass work of art vase . This is a superb work in scale glass also in the style of an other master blower Napoleone Martinuzzi.

Gorgeous large vintage scavo black and white art glass bowl by Cendese Vetri for Murano, circa 1970s. It is wonderful very heavy piece in very good vintage condition with no chips or...

Introducing a stunning exemplar of Mid-Century Modernist artistry: a Hand-Blown Murano Scavo Glass Bowl, signed by renowned Italian glassmaker Gino Cenedese, created circa 1980.

Made in Italy, 1970s. It is an amazing piece with an intense ornamental and chromatic effect. We attribute it to Gino Cenedese because of the shape and the technique used. This vase...

Very nice and large signed Cenedese Murano vase in Scavo finish, also dated 1983.

Stunning, rare and important vintage midcentury 'Scavo con Greche' vase / vessel with applied decorations and gold leaf by Ermanno Nason for Cenedese Vetri of Murano, Italy somewhere...

Vintage pale Lavender Scavo Glass Murano art glass bud vase, vessel, decanter Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980. Stunner done and it looks great on Your favorite console table...

Amber glass vase in the style of Cenedese Barbini or Seguso. Good condition. Thank you.

The piece is documented to Cenedese company, with labels and signature on the bottom.

Striking pair of sculptural art glass bottles, each crowned with a delicate flower-form stopper. - Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no chips or cracks - Dimensions: Green 10...

Large and rare signed red and clear 'Scavo' rhombus shaped glass bowl, centrepiece or vide-poche designed by Antonio Da Ros (1936-2012) for Cenedese Vetri Murano glass circa 1980s.

An assembled collection of seven birds (swans, ducks, geese, your call) by Antonio da Ros for Cenedese in the scavo technique. Four large birds, two small birds and one medium.

In the 50's, late in his legendary career, Martinuzzi executed for Cenedese a wall of beautiful Scavo vignettes illustrating Genesis.

The surfaces are treated in the Scavo technique, producing a powdery, matte texture that evokes the patina of archaeological glass.

This unique and stunningly made Mid-Century Modernist Scavo Orange and Red Hued Volcanic Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase by Ermanno Nason for Cenedese originates from Italy, Circa 1985.