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Large Murano Art Glass Face Vase signed Sergio Costantini Venice Italy Estate
By Murano 5
Located in Montreal, QC
Mid-Century Modern large Murano art glass flamboyant face vase, signed by Sergio Constantini. A top quality art glass with an amazing display of multi colored reflection when the lig...
Art Glass
Magnificent Murano Art Glass Sculpture by Maestro Sergio Constantini
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Designed by the most prestigious contemporary Murano art glass master- Maestro Sergio Constantini. Signed on the bottom of the base and marked Murano 2001.
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Rare Form Double Neck Sergio Constantini Murano Vase Circa 1980's
By Constantini
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Signed on underside "Constantini" Master Sergio Costantini was born in Venice in 1956 and learned the technique of glass processing from the famous Master Glassmakers of Murano A.
Murano Glass
Fuso Sculpture by Sergio Costantini
By Sergio Costantini
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Italian multicolored Murano glass abstract sculpture hand blown by Sergio Constantini, signed "Costantini S," on the base / Made in Italy in the 1980's Diameter: 10 inches / Height: ...
Murano Glass, Blown Glass
Charming Murano Glass Dolphin Sculpture by Maestro Sergio Costantini
By Constantini
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Charming Murano Glass Dolphin Sculpture by Maestro Sergio Costantini with a Signature of the artist, as well as the original Murano Authenticity sticker, as seen on one of the pics...
Murano Glass
Large Pair of Post-Modern Murano Vases Signed Sergio Costantini
By Constantini
Located in Henley-on Thames, Oxfordshire
large pair of Murano vases signed Sergio Costantini Heavy blue Murano glass, applied lattice work decoration with gold inclusions Murano Italy, 1990s priced for the pair.
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H 16.54 in Dm 9.06 in
Pair of Mid-Century Italian Golden-White Murano Glass Vases by Constantini 1980s
By Sergio Costantini
Located in Salzburg, AT
A pair of modern ribbed Italian Murano opal glass vases gold-white-iriscent colored with surreal impression. Murano handblown vases made by prestigious Italian glassblower, Sergio Co...
Murano Glass, Opaline Glass
Italian Murano Glass Eye Sculpture by Sergio Constantini
By Sergio Costantini
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Italian Murano Glass Eye Sculpture by Sergio Constantini. Signature and sticker on the base.
Murano Glass
Sailboat Sculpture by Sergio Costantini
By Sergio Costantini
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Italian vintage single sail boat hand blown and crafted in multiple colors of Murano glass by Sergio Constantini, signed on the base / Made in Italy in the 1960’s Depth: 3.5 inches /...
Murano Glass
Fuso Sculpture by Sergio Costantini
By Sergio Costantini
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Italian abstract sculpture with hand blown and crafted multi-color Murano glass by Sergio Constantini, signed “Constantini S.” on the base / Made in Italy in the 1980’s Diameter: 8 i...
Murano Glass, Blown Glass
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The French sculptor shaped dense blocks into tactile forms meant to be used and held.
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