Lattimo Glass

When they are lit the shaded lattimo glass is expressed in all its particular beauty, and from the workmanship of the lower part wonderful golden reflections are diffused; they were ...

In 1921 Venini and Cappellin opened a glass factory called Vetri Soffiati Muranesi Cappellin Venini & C. on the islands of Murano, the historic glass production centre in the lag...

Lattimo Velato Vase by Carlo Scarpa for Venini Murano ca. 1936 A rare lattimo velato vase designed by Carlo Scarpa ca. 1936.

The object is made with a particular reed-blowing technique, using black, gold and “lattimo” glass with Phoenician-style decorations and details in yellow glass paste.

Gorgeous table lamp in blown lattimo glass, attributed to Carlo Nason, for the historic A.V. glassworks. Mazzega, made in the 1970s. This fascinating creation is distinguished by it...

These elegant fixtures combine warm polished brass with opaline vetro lattimo glass shades that cast a soft diffused glow.

Technique Lattimo This is a milky white glass whose opacity is due to the presence of microcrystals dispersed in the matrix, which separate when the molten glass cools.

Master artisans mouth-blew each glass element at the furnace (a mano volante), executing the base, spherical knops, and soaring shade in luminous, milk-white opaline glass (lattimo /...

1960s Italy Floor lamp with five lights in chromed and black laquered steel ; bowl by Mazzega lattimo Murano-glass , gradually transparent at the top.

1960s Italy floor lamp with three lights in chromed steel, bowl by Mazzega lattimo Murano-glass, gradually transparent at the top.

Master glassmakers mouth-blew and sculpted each botanical element freehand at the furnace (a mano volante), executing the primary arms and central columnar elements in ribbed clear c...

Master glassmaker Giovanni Dalla Fina mouth-blew and hot-tooled each modular component using traditional furnace techniques, contrasting translucent milk-white glass (lattimo) and cl...

Master glassmakers at Seguso mouth-blew the vessel from luminous opaque white glass (lattimo), subjecting the entire body to an acid-etched treatment (acidato / satinato) to achieve ...

Master glassmakers mouth-blew and shaped each individual trumpet-shaped element freehand at the furnace (a mano volante), executing the pieces in delicate milk-white opaline glass (l...

Spectacular ceiling lamp with 64 amber and lattimo Murano glass. Elegant lighting object. Period: late 20th century Dimensions: 15.75 inches (40 cm) height, 29.50 inches (80 cm) de...

Produced by fusing lattimo and transparent glass, it achieves a luminous, milky hue with shifting blue tones that evoke water, air, and calm.

Venetian master glassmakers mouth-blew and hot-tooled each component using traditional furnace techniques, employing semi-translucent milky opaline glass (lattimo) that exhibits subt...

Master artisans at Cenedese mouth-blew the vessel using traditional Venetian wrapping and cane techniques, executing the core in semi-translucent milk-white glass (lattimo) veiled wi...

At the center of the stem, a melon-fluted sphere of milky opaline glass (lattimo) is centered with an applied hot-glass medallion prunt depicting the winged Lion of Saint Mark (Leone...

Seguso employed sophisticated techniques, including somerso (layered glass), lattimo, and pasta vitrea opaca (opaque glass paste), to bring each piece vividly to life.

This large midcentury style chandelier with a stunning hand blown 'lattimo' opalescent Murano glass spikes. Nickel frame with 20 E 14-light bulbs.

In incamiciato glass, lattimo (milky) glass is overlaid with layers of colored and transparent glass.

The central vase body and pedestal base are executed in pristine, opaque milk-white glass (lattimo), creating a brilliant porcelain-like ground.

This large midcentury style chandelier with a stunning hand blown 'lattimo' opalescent Murano glass spikes. Nickel frame with 20 E 14-light bulbs.  

Pair Spectacular ceiling lamps with 64 amber and lattimo Murano glass. Elegant lighting object. Period: late 20th century Dimensions: 15.75 inches (40 cm) height, 29.50 inches (80 cm...

This fazzoletto bowl features zanfirico glass with lattimo white netted vertical cane and white ribbons, showcasing a technique dating back to the 16th century in Murano.

Charming Italian chandelier by Murano. Made by 52 glass petals white lattimo. Measures: Height cm 80, diameter cm 65.

This extraordinary piece of art stands out for its complex structure composed of three superimposed glass layers, combined with a spectacular geometric-organic decoration executed en...

Master glassmaker Giovanni Dalla Fina mouth-blew and hot-sculpted each modular component using traditional furnace techniques, casting the primary body in luminous milk glass (lattim...

Master glassmaker Giovanni Dalla Fina mouth-blew and hot-sculpted each base using traditional furnace techniques, drawing opaque white opaline glass (lattimo) into clean, fire-polish...

Huge Italian vintage Murano chandelier made by 52 glass petals with a chrome frame. The glasses have two colors: 31 glass petals transparent and white “lattimo” +21 glass petals blue...

Master glassmakers at De Majo mouth-blew and hot-tooled each component using traditional furnace techniques, combining opaque milky white opaline glass (lattimo) with crystalline gol...

Master glassmakers mouth-blew the vessel using traditional Venetian casing techniques (incamiciato), pairing an interior lining of opaque milk-white glass (lattimo) with an exterior ...

Venetian master glassmakers mouth-blew and hand-tooled each component using traditional furnace techniques, contrasting deep, high-gloss black glass (pasta vitrea) with opaque white ...

Master glassmakers hot-worked and assembled each architectural glass element freehand at the furnace (a mano volante), executing the structural legs, cross-members, and uppercase glo...

Master glassmaker Giovanni Dalla Fina mouth-blew and hot-sculpted each modular component using traditional furnace techniques, combining high-clarity Venetian crystal (cristallo) and...

It rests on a circular glass base “lattimo”, it carries and plays the baroque guitar.

This method was first introduced in the 15th century to make glass resembling porcelain, milk glass or Lattimo, and is now revisited by Venini.

Handcrafted in Italy, this refined matching duo features a tapered cylindrical column in deep translucent smoky-black glass, crowned by a contrasting spherical knop in opaque milk-wh...

Elegant Opalino vase by Venini, an iconic model first introduced in 1932 and now considered a timeless classic of Murano glass. Crafted using the refined lattimo technique—an opaline...

Pair Extraordinary Italian Barovier & Toso Murano Glass Floral Sconces, 1940s Each sconce features a sculptural lattimo (white glass) arm, elegantly formed and applied with stylized...

Elegant Opalino vase by Venini, an iconic model first introduced in 1932 and now considered a timeless classic of Murano glass. Crafted using the refined lattimo technique—an opaline...

Master artisans mouth-blew the glass elements using traditional Venetian furnace techniques, combining luminous opaque milk-white glass (lattimo) with deep, jet-black glass (vetro ne...

Breast made of aventurine speckled glass encased in lattimo, ribbed shape, heat applied dark red backside and clear crest and tail.

This method was first introduced in the 15th century to make glass resembling porcelain – milk glass or Lattimo – and is now revisited by Venini.

The base provides sharp chromatic contrast, executing its molded capital and circular plinth in opaque milk-white glass (lattimo) detailed with fine gilded accents.

The body is made in lattimo (opaque white) glass with Zanfirico (twisted filigree cane) pattern, giving a strong graphic effect and high technical value.

The substantial hand-blown vessel features a softly rounded, tapering silhouette with bold geometric fields of transparent coral-red and opaque lattimo-white glass, intersected by a ...

Flat cut top and flat cut side. A layer of milk glass 'lattimo' and a layer of translucid soft yellow.

The central columnar stem and rounded foot are executed in pristine, opaque milk-white glass (lattimo), framed by gold-leaf trim at the base and waist.

Flat cut top and flat cut side. A layer of milk glass 'lattimo' and a layer of translucid soft yellow.

It is made in a gradient white "Lattimo" to translucent glass which is blown in murano glass.

Master glassmaker Giovanni Dalla Fina mouth-blew each spherical diffuser using traditional furnace techniques, employing high-grade milky opaline glass (lattimo) with a smooth, satin...

Elegant two-tier chandelier with nine white "lattimo" striated glass petals supported by a gold-plated hardware by Franco Luce, Murano, Italy, 1970s.

Elegant Opalino vase by Venini, an iconic model first introduced in 1932 and now considered a timeless classic of Murano glass. Crafted using the refined lattimo technique—an opaline...

Huge Italian vintage Murano chandelier made by 52 glass petals with a chrome frame. The glasses have two colors: 31 glass petals transparent and white “lattimo” +21 glass petals blu...

This fazzoletto bowl features zanfirico glass with lattimo white netted vertical cane and white ribbons, showcasing a technique dating back to the 16th century in Murano.

Crafted using the Opaline technique, they begin with lattimo—an opaque white glass—encased in one or more layers of transparent, colored glass.

Martinuzzi's work for Venini is known for its use of experimental techniques with opaque and semi-transparent glass (pulegoso, lattimo, calcedonio). His use of classical antique form...

Crafted using the Opaline technique, they begin with lattimo—an opaque white glass—encased in one or more layers of transparent, colored glass.