$180
H 4.75 in W 2 in D 2 in
Ferro & Lazzarini Murano Glass Angel Figurine, Vintage Italy Venice 1950s
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Nuernberg, DE
Beautiful Murano hand blown figure made by Ferro and Lazzarini in Italy at the island of Murano
Murano Glass
Large "Color Waterfall" Art Glass Bowl by Ferro & Lazzarini, Murano, 1980s
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Berghuelen, DE
Large "Color Waterfall" Art Glass Bowl by Ferro & Lazzarini, Murano 1980s A large and heavy Murano
Art Glass, Murano Glass
$995
H 3 in W 9.25 in D 9 in
Murano Glass Ferro & Lazzarini Triple Cased White Orange Clear Catchall Bowl 60s
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Miami, FL
, catchall, vide poche or ashtray. Handmade in Venice circa 1960 by the Murano Glass Maker Ferro & Lazzarini
Murano Glass
$464
H 3.94 in W 6.5 in D 2.72 in
Murano Uranium Glass Rabbit Sculpture by Ferro & Lazzarini, Italy 1960s
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Bad Säckingen, DE
Exceptional Murano glass rabbit sculpture by Ferro & Lazzarini, dating to the 1960s and made in
Glass, Art Glass, Blown Glass, Murano Glass, Uranium Glass
$845
H 3.35 in W 9.06 in D 18.12 in
Large Art Glass Centerpiece by Studio Glass Artist Horst Stauber 1994
Located in Berghuelen, DE
blown by Maestro Gino Salmistrari at Ferro & Lazzarini in Venice and refined them in his home workshop
Art Glass
Vase by Aldo Nason, 1965
By Aldo Nason, A.VE.M
Located in Zurich, CH
Emilio Otello Nason. He worked from 1936 at Barovier, in vamsa and Ferro & Lazzarini. He returned to
Blown Glass, Murano Glass
1980s Modernist Striped Murano Glass Flamingo by Ferro & Lazzarini
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Aci Castello, IT
the Seventies by Ferro & Lazzarini. It's in perfect conditions and labeled Lazzarini on a side. The
Murano Glass
Sold
H 16.5 in Dm 13.4 in
XL Abstract Mushroom Murano Swirl Glass Lamp 1970 Green, Blue, white and Pink
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Toronto, CA
This rare XL Murano glass lamp, crafted in the 1970s by the esteemed, now-closed Ferro e Lazzarini
Murano Glass
Murano Glass Virgo Paperweight by Ferro and Lazzarini 1980, Italy
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Glasgow, GB
A Murano Glass 'Virgo' astrological paperweight by Ferro and Lazzarini Crafted in the 1980s in
Gold
Murano Glass Paperweight by Ferro & Lazzarini
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Los Angeles, CA
using bollicine technique by Ferro & Lazzarini, made in Italy, circa 1960s Original sticker on the
Murano Glass
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H 3.94 in W 6.5 in D 2.56 in
Murano Uranium Glass Rabbit Sculpture by Ferro & Lazzarini c. 1960s, Italy
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Glasgow, GB
A Murano glass rabbit sculpture by Ferro & Lazzarini, exemplifying the playful, vibrant style of
Murano Glass, Uranium Glass
Ezio Rizzetto for Ferro Lazzarini - Spaziale vase
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1, Ezio Rizzetto
Located in Brussels, BE
A rare vase (a one-off) designed by the Italian painter Ezio Rizzetto. Free blown blue with opal glass. Applied details in colorless glass.
Blown Glass, Murano Glass
Middle of Century Murano Glass Bowl with Gold Leaf
By Ferro & Lazzarini 1
Located in Grantham, GB
Beautiful middle of century Murano glass bowl with gold leaf by Ferro and Lazarinni years 1950-60
Murano Glass
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H 13 in W 12 in D 11 in
Italian Murano Glass Picasso Head Sculpture by Glass Master Walter Furlan
By Walter Furlan
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
meeting with Pablo Picasso. At the Ferro and Lazzarini factory, Furlan begins to collaborate with
Glass
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