Egidio Costantini: Il Maestro Dei Maestri (Book)
Located in North Yorkshire, GB
From Picasso to Fontana, the glass sculptures of the greatest artists of the twentieth century. Thanks to the Italian master, glass has won its letters of nobility in twentieth-centu...
Paper
$1,998
H 12.6 in Dm 7.09 in
1990s by Egidio Costantini for De Majo modernist murano blown glass bottle
By Egidio Costantini, De Majo
Located in Brescia, IT
Blue blown glass bottle Perfect condiction MEASURES: H 32 cm diam 18.5 cm
Blown Glass
$4,850
H 13 in W 9 in D 4 in
Important Italian Glass Artist Ermanno Nason Female Murano Glass Female Bust
By Ermanno Nason
Located in St. Louis, MO
Mazzega , assigned to carry out artists' designs for Egidio Costantini 's Fucina Degli Angeli , including ones by Georges Braque , Marc Chagall , Jean Cocteau , Pablo Picasso , and G...
Blown Glass
$19,950 / set
H 14 in Dm 5 in
Group of Three Vintage Murano Glass Oriental Men by Ermanno Nason '1928-2013'
By Ermanno Nason
Located in North Miami, FL
In his youth, Ermanno also worked at the Mazzega I.V.R. collaborating on the great project of Egidio Costantini, which contemplated extraordinary artists of various types brought tog...
Murano Glass
Large Blue an Green Murano Glass Object by Stefano Toso, 1990's
By Stefano Toso
Located in Oud Beijerland, NL
In 1977, Stefano opened his own state-of-the-art furnace and cold working studio, where he created his original glass pieces. Working with master Egidio Costantini, he produced piec...
Murano Glass
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H 24.81 in Dm 15.75 in
Murano Glass Table Lamp from Egidio Costantini & Fucina Degli Angeli Murano
By Egidio Constantini, Fucina Degli Angeli
Located in Vienna, Vienna
Murano glass table lamp from Egidio Costantini and Fucina Degli Angeli Murano, 1950s Chandelier with 3 lamps, with flower and leaf inserts.
Metal
Murano Glass Chandelier and 2 Wall Lights
By Egidio Constantini, Fucina Degli Angeli
Located in Vienna, Vienna
Murano glass chandelier and 2 wall lights from Egidio Costantini and Fucina Degli Angeli Murano, 1950s Chandelier with 6 lamps, with flower and leaf inserts appliques each with 2 l...
Metal
Design Ermanno Nason Murano "Unicorn, " ca. 1980
By Aldo Nason
Located in Zurich, CH
Mazzega, the glass factory where Egidio Costantini, ideator and owner of Fucina degli Angeli (name given by Cocteau), was used to commission the glass sculptures from the original dr...
Blown Glass, Murano Glass
Murano glass millefiori vase A.Ve.M' 1930 by Egidio Ferro
By Egidio Costantini
Located in Grantham, GB
Beautiful antique murano glass murrine vase by Egidio Ferro for A.Ve.M, years 1930, brilliant condition.
Murrine
"Tensioni" by Luciano Dall'Aqua
By Luciano Dall'Aqua
Located in New York, NY
In the 1960s he participated to the exhibitions promoted by Egidio Costantini who had founded “La Fucina Degli Angeli”, a laboratory where some of the most popular artists of that ti...
Iron
"Tensioni" by Luciano Dall'Aqua
By Luciano Dall'Aqua
Located in New York, NY
In the 1960s he participated to the exhibitions promoted by Egidio Costantini who had founded “La Fucina Degli Angeli”, a laboratory where some of the most popular artists of that ti...
Glass, Wood
Archimede Seguso Murano Glass Vase for Egidio Costantini
By Archimede Seguso, Egidio Costantini
Located in Milano, IT
Splendid Murano glass vase designed by the great Archimede Seguso for Egidio Costantini, a fine Italian manufacture. SIGNED under the base.
Murano Glass
Superb Pair of Black and Gold Murano Glass Vases by Costantini
By Flavio Costantini
Located in New York, NY
Vintage Italian pair of high quality Murano glass vases by Maestro Egidio Costantini, signed pieces. Exquisite craftsmanship: the blown bodies in black Murano glass are worked with a...
Murano Glass
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H 19.69 in Dm 8.67 in
Pair of Huge Green and Yellow Murano Glass Murrinen Vases by Stefano Toso 1970s
By Stefano Toso
Located in Salzburg, AT
Stefano in collaboration with master of the masters Egidio Costantini, produced some pieces inspired to the production of the famous Fucina Degli Angeli.
Murano Glass, Murrine
Stefano Toso Sommerso Murano Vase Circa 2001
By Stefano Toso
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
In 1977, Stefano opened his own state-of-the-art furnace and cold working studio, where he created his original glass pieces. Working with master Egidio Costantini, he produced piece...
Murano Glass
Jean Hans Arp Abstract Sculpture in Yellow Murano Glass, Egidio Costantini
By Hans Arp
Located in AMSTERDAM, NL
In the sixties Jean (Hans) Arp was asked by Egidio Costantini to create a sculpture for his Fucina degli Angeli Venezia series.
Blown Glass
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H 18.25 in W 10.75 in D 3.25 in
Luciano Gaspari for Salviati, Murano Italy Abstract Glass Sculpture, Ca 1960s
By Salviati, Luciano Gaspari
Located in Cathedral City, CA
The idea that items of glasswork could be considered genuine and individual works of art began to make headway. In Venice in 1953 Egidio Costantini founded the Centro Studio Pittori ...
Art Glass
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H 16.5 in W 11 in D 3.5 in
Italian Brutalist Glass Sculpture by Luciano Gaspari for Salviati Murano
By Luciano Gaspari, Salviati
Located in Palm Springs, CA
The idea that items of glasswork could be considered genuine and individual works of art began to make headway. In Venice in 1953 Egidio Costantini founded the Centro Studio Pittori ...
Art Glass
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H 13 in W 5.52 in D 3.94 in
Loredano Rosin Signed Last 20th Century Glass Murano Aphrodite Sculpture, 1989
By Loredano Rosin
Located in Roma, IT
But the great turning point in his career came in 1965 when he met Egidio Costantini, who asked him to work with the "Fucina degli Angeli" on the creation of glass works designed or ...
Glass
Egidio Costantini & Anthony Ellero Rare Glass Block
By Egidio Constantini
Located in Berlin, DE
One of a kind glass panel, 1976 by Egidio Costantini and Anthony Ellero. Made by Fucina degli Angeli, Italy, Murano.
Glass, Plexiglass
Forge of Angels Plate
By Max Ernst
Located in Milano, MI
Decoro di polveri colorate sommerse. Disegno: Max Ernst Egidio Costantini Fucina degli Angeli 1964 Firma a punta: M.
Glass
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