Controlled Bubble

Beautiful bubble control bowl / ashtray by Daum Nancy plus Croix de Lorraine , France

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

The glass is infused with the "pulegoso" technique, characterized by thousands of tiny, controlled air bubbles that capture and refract light to create an effervescent, sparkling eff...

Cool Murano Sommerso art glass bowl in pink, purple and lavender glass with air bubbles. Galliano Ferro, Italy, 1950-1960s This beautiful hand blown glass bowl has a decorative desi...

Tall organically shaped hand blown glass vase with controlled air bubbles and the so-called Duckling top.

The glass is infused with gold polveri (gold dust) and bullicante (controlled bubbles). IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOLLOWS; PLEASE READ THE BELOW IN ITS ENTIRETY.

These little shell bowls are beloved for the precision and shape of the bubbles and their controlled bubble (aka bullicante) pattern.

.*** If you like shimmer, you'll love this piece with its generous aventurine, inside which is a nice, subtle pattern of controlled bubbles. Measures: approximately 7 x 2 inches.

An emerald‑green art glass bowl with a controlled champagne‑bubble design, Scandinavian Modern / Organic Modern, circa 1960s, Denmark.

Decorative Murano art glass vase, likely dating from circa 1990s–2000s, characterized by a soft elongated form, clear pale-blue glass body, controlled air bubbles and colorful intern...

The paper weight is of rounded shape standing on a flat polished base and contains a crafted solitary five petal coral colored flower on a stem with a controlled solitary bubble cent...

"Bullicante" technique in Murano glassmaking means controlled air bubbles intentionally introduced into the glass, creating this distinctive bubbled or "bullicante" effect.

The thick, hand-blown core of the vessel features a warm amber-honey hue embedded with an incredibly precise, uniform bullicante pattern—controlled, trapped air bubbles that catch an...

The clear hand-blown glass body is defined by crisp vertical ribbing (costolato) and executed using the complex bullicante technique, which embeds controlled tiers of air bubbles. Ea...

The most striking feature is the Bullicante effect—a controlled pattern of air bubbles trapped within the glass layers—which adds a rhythmic texture and captures the light beautifull...

They feature **Bullicante** clear Murano glass shades, which have a unique bubbled texture achieved through a controlled air bubble technique.

The glass is characterized by a controlled field of suspended air bubbles, evenly distributed within the mass of the crystal, creating a vibrant internal texture of luminous depth.

The piece expertly utilizes the bullicante technique, featuring elegantly controlled shimmering bubbles suspended within crystal-clear glass.

They feature **Bullicante** blue Murano glass shades, which have a unique bubbled texture achieved through a controlled air bubble technique.

Pioneered by Ercole Barovier, this method embeds controlled air bubbles within the glass, creating an effervescent, almost celestial quality.

Executed in thick, heavy colorless glass, the vase features a rich “bullicante” texture with controlled air bubbles enclosed within the body, creating remarkable depth and luminosity.

The piece features the prestigious bullicante technique, characterized by a perfectly spaced grid of controlled air bubbles trapped within the glass. This creates a mesmerizing textu...

Throughout the body, countless controlled bullicante bubbles are suspended within the glass, adding texture, movement and depth while enhancing the optical qualities of the piece.

Formed as a substantial sphere in clear Murano crystal, the interior is animated by an array of precisely controlled bullicante bubbles. Each bubble is subtly accentuated with a fine...

Each element contains controlled air bubbles, creating a dynamic interplay of light, transparency, and texture.

The stem is accented with a clear blown-glass knop containing controlled air bubbles, adding visual interest and showcasing quality craftsmanship.

This glistening base is enhanced by a pronounced horizontal ribbed texture and a precise bullicante pattern of controlled air bubbles trapped within the glass walls.

Made in a rich cobalt blue art glass using the bullicante technique in which air bubbles are formed under controlled condition to create a bubble technique in the glass.

Executed in rich emerald green blown glass, each piece features the highly sophisticated corroso a bollicine technique—an exceptional Murano process that combines two contrasting tex...

Vintage art glass sculpture features an expressionist, Modernist sitting cat figure in black and white fused glass; the use of clear glass and controlled air bubbles add texture and ...

The inclusion of bullicante bubbles introduces a subtle pattern within the glass, demonstrating a high level of technical control associated with mid-century Murano production.

Pulegoso glass is made with a series of controlled air bubbles, see images. Takes one medium base bulb.

The controlled air bubbles is a technique known as bullicante.

This sculptural piece features a richly saturated cranberry sommerso body encasing controlled air bubbles throughout the thick glass mass, creating depth and optical movement from ev...

The surface features bullicante bubble inclusions suspended within the glass, creating a lively pattern of controlled air bubbles across the body.

Art Deco vase Barovier e Toso from 1930 in light green Murano glass with controlled elongated bubbles and gold inclusions. Excellent condition.

The Bullicante technique introduces a controlled pattern of air bubbles, adding texture and dimension while enhancing the bowl’s visual movement and brilliance.

The glass incorporates the bullicante technique, where controlled air bubbles are suspended within the body, adding texture, depth, and light-catching detail.

The rich purple, or aubergine, core is elegantly encased in clear glass using the Sommerso technique, creating remarkable depth and luminosity. Controlled air bubbles achieved throug...

The vessel is executed using the sophisticated bullicante technique, characterized by a perfectly controlled grid of air bubbles trapped within the glass walls.

This is further enhanced by the "Bullicante" method, which produces controlled, rhythmic air bubbles that catch and reflect light brilliantly.

The piece features a rich cobalt blue background accentuated with organic, abstract inclusions in shades of green and amber, creating a dynamic interplay of color and depth. Numerous...

The soft, asymmetrically shaped rim emphasizes the hand-crafted nature of the vase; the free-flowing colored glass pattern is accentuated by the elongated controlled air bubbles. T...

The clear spherical stems are executed with controlled air bubble inclusion — a hallmark technique of Scandinavian glassmaking — creating a sculptural base that captures and refracts...

This Murano glass bowl, attributed to Gino Cenedese and produced in Italy circa the 1960s, is executed in richly saturated orange glass using the bullicante technique. Controlled air...

Organic in form and endlessly nuanced, the composition is enriched by controlled air bubbles and subtle internal textures that reveal the extraordinary mastery of Murano artisans.

This exquisite piece features the characteristic bullicante technique, where controlled air bubbles are suspended within the glass, creating a sparkling, jewel-like texture.

The glass is characterized by a controlled field of suspended air bubbles, evenly distributed within the mass of the crystal, creating a vibrant internal texture of luminous depth.

At the heart of the stem lies a sculptural knopped element, intricately infused with 24-karat gold leaf (aventurine) and delicate, controlled air bubbles. This shimmering centerpiece...

The pulegoso technique, developed and refined by Ercole Barovier, involves the controlled introduction of minute air bubbles into dense molten glass, giving the surface its unmistaka...

The outer surface is defined by deep vertical ribbing and the celebrated bullicante technique, where a controlled pattern of tiny air bubbles is trapped within the glass layers.

Each sconce features a generously proportioned blown-glass shade in a tulip-like silhouette, rendered in clear glass with controlled "bullicante" — the hallmark Venetian bubble techn...

A sensuous shape with subtle decoration, this Murano glass bowl by Alfredo Barbini features pink cased glass with bullicante controlled gold dust bubbles. 2.5"h X 6.5"d

Heading : Loetz Art Deco Schaum glass vase – model 137 Date : c1935 Origin : Austria Bowl Features : ‘Schaum’ glass (foam) – controlled internal bubbles with green threads throughout...

The bowl features a bullicante decoration, with controlled air bubbles suspended within the glass and radiating outward from the centre, creating depth and visual movement.

It leaps gracefully above a clear spherical base filled with controlled bullicante bubbles, creating a dynamic, ocean-inspired composition.

Suspended throughout is a controlled bullicante bubble pattern, interspersed with fine silver leaf inclusions.