Murano 18th

From the first phase of mirror production in Murano, very few examples of three-dimensionally

; complemented by later handmade frame mountings of brilliant red and blue Murano glass.

Nineteen-light Italian Murano chandelier, circa 1770. The lights are on two levels with an added

immediately brought the chandeliers into a new dimension. The production of Murano glass in the 18th century

Very rare and exquisite late 18th century amazing, elegant, and large Murano Venetian chandelier

Venetian Murano glass chandelier.

18th century Genoese chandelier consisting of a carved giltwood body, original eight iron arms and

Wonderful survival of an 18th century Italian pier mirror most likely originating from Murano in

An impressive pair of 18th Century Murano glass sconces. The original mirrored curvy backplates are

references the ‘Ca'Rezzonico’ style of chandeliers created by Giuseppe Briati — an 18th-century Murano glass

— an 18th-century Murano glass master. The ‘Ca'Rezzonico’ style is named for the Venetian palace, today

, such as vases and sculptures. Later during 17th and 18th centuries Murano masters started adding molten

created by Giuseppe Briati — an 18th-century Murano glass master. The ‘Ca'Rezzonico’ style is named for

1950s Vibrant red molded Murano glass dish by the famous and most prestigious glass house Pauly & C

Venetian chandelier.

for the noble homes, such as vases and sculptures. Later during 17th and 18th centuries Murano masters

Murano Pink Mirror, adorned with delicate glass leaves and rosettes. Crafted with the utmost attention to

This Fabulous 18th Century Venetian dramatic five-piece centrepiece with two candlesticks and three

references the ‘Ca'Rezzonico’ style of chandeliers created by Giuseppe Briati, an 18th-century Murano glass

end of the 18th century, and Murano glass furnaces started to close, while some artisans preferred to

. In the 18th century, Murano glassblowers started to introduce new products such as glass mirrors and

This vintage baroque-style handcrafted opaline Murano chandelier has six flexing arms with leaf

glassmakers to move their foundries to Murano in 1291. In the 18th century Murano glassmakers started to

glassmakers to move their foundries to Murano in 1291. In the 18th century Murano glassmakers started to

the first Murano factories did in 18th century Venice. They are silvered one by one, exclusively with

A Small and Charming Murano Chandelier in the Shape of an Urn with Multi Colored Drops and

Stunning 2 tier Mazzega chandelier from the 1960's

Wall mirror Venetian 18th century tradition in Murano glass crystal color. Each mirror is

Murano Glass Urn

Very chic Italian Murano chandelier from the 18th century, wired for the USA.  

the 18th century Murano glassmakers started to introduce new products such as glass mirrors and

In wood and acid-etched Murano glass representing "Mythological figures". Electrified arms in sheet