$814Sale Price|20% Off
Single Art Deco Reticello Barovier or Venini wall light
By Barovier, Seguso, Venini, Carlo Scarpa
Located in Lugo, IT
Single Art Deco Reticello Barovier or venini wall light. Good condition. Thanks
Brass
Rare Carlo Scarpa Champagne Set for Venini Reticello & Gold Leaf, 1930s
By Carlo Scarpa, Venini
Located in Brescia, Brescia
The set comprises one monumental pitcher and four matching champagne flutes, each entirely hand-blown in Murano glass and executed using a refined combination of reticello decoration...
Murano Glass
Pair of Rare Venini Reticello Ceiling Lights 1940'
Located in Rome, IT
Amazing and rare pair of ceiling lights with a precious hand blown reticello Murano glass semi-sphere 1940'. Excellent original condition. 3 E 14 Light bulb 40 Watt.
Blown Glass
Mid-Century attributed Seguso Reticello Glass Chandelier, 8 Arms, Italy 1940s
By Seguso
Located in Catania, CT
A striking eight-arm chandelier attributed to Seguso, featuring hand-blown Murano glass shades in the celebrated reticello technique — a delicate crisscross lattice pattern achieved ...
Brass
Midcentury Chandelier Lantern in Glass "Reticello" Venini Style Italy 1950s
By Venini
Located in Rome, IT
Midcentury amazing Venetian chandelier lantern in Handblown "reticello" glass and golden iron attributed to Carlo Scarpa for Venini. Made in Italy in the 1950s. It uses 1 bulbs. ...
Metal, Brass, Iron
$5,948Sale Price|20% Off
Rare Venini Reticello Pendant by Carlo Scarpa, 1940
By Carlo Scarpa
Located in Rome, IT
Amazing and rare pendant with a precious hand blown reticello Murano glass sphere designed by Carlo Scarpa, 1940.
Blown Glass
$2,100Sale Price / item|30% Off
Pair of Reticello Cup Sconces by Barovier & Toso, 2 Pairs Available
By Barovier&Toso
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Vintage Italian wall light with Murano glass cups hand blown in "reticello" technique to form crisscross pattern of white filaments, mounted on brass frame / Made in Italy by Barovie...
Brass
Italian Wall Light with Chrome Bracket, Reticello Glass Shade, 1950s
Located in London, GB
Italian wall lights with chrome brackets holding vertical Murano glass shades with 'lattice' Reticello glass design.
Chrome
$2,928Sale Price|20% Off
1950s Venini-Style Cascading Chandelier in Reticello Murano Glass and Brass
Located in Palermo, Sicily
Elegante Lamapadari a Cascata Venini Reticello 1950 in vetro di Murano e Ottone
Brass
Elegant Pair of Venini Reticello Sconces or Wall Lights Carlo Scarpa Style, 1940
By Carlo Scarpa
Located in Rome, IT
Amazing and rare pair of wall lights with a precious hand blown reticello Venini Murano glass, Carlo Scarpa style 1940.
Blown Glass
Elegant Pair of Venini Reticello Sconces or Wall Lights Carlo Scarpa Style, 1940
By Carlo Scarpa
Located in Rome, IT
Amazing and rare pair of wall lights with a precious hand blown reticello Venini Murano glass, Carlo Scarpa style 1940.
Blown Glass
Flavio Poli (Attr.), Seguso Chandelier in Murano Glass, Italy 1940s
By Flavio Poli, Archimede Seguso
Located in Argelato, BO
.), (Chioggia, 1900 - Venice, 1984) Important Reticello Murano glass Chandelier in shades of white and green Seguso production, Italy, circa 1940
Murano Glass
Magnificent Art Deco Murano Glass Chandelier by Venini 1940s
By Paolo Venini
Located in Rome, IT
Elegant Venini Art Deco hand blown reticello Murano chandelier with six arms. Six E 27 light bulbs.
Brass
Italian Pair of Flower Sconces in Brass and Enamelled Metal by Arredoluce, 1950s
By Barovier
Located in Roma, IT
The spectacular shades are crafted from mouth-blown Murano glass, with a delicate "reticello" decoration and beautiful golden dust details.
Metal, Brass
Ercole Barovier Precious Murano Chandelier "Reticello" Venice, 1940s
By Ercole Barovier
Located in Rome, IT
Extraordinary chandelier by Ercole Barovier. A jewel hanging in the middle of the room. Three E14 light bulbs.
Brass
Precious Chandelier "Reticello" by Ercole Barovier, Venice, 1940s
By Ercole Barovier
Located in Rome, IT
Extraordinary chandelier by Ercole Barovier. A jewel hanging in the middle of the room. From the private collection of Baron Von Plant.
Brass
"Reticello" Chandelier attributed to Seguso. Murano, 1940
By Venini
Located in Budapest, HU
Six-arm chandelier attributed to Seguso, circa 1940s Italy. Handblown glass using the ‘Reticello’ technique.
Brass
Chandelier "Reticello" Gold Inclusions Attributed to Seguso. Murano, 1940
By Seguso Vetri d'Arte
Located in Budapest, HU
Six-arm chandelier gold inclusions, Italy. Hand blown glass using the ‘Reticello’ technique.
Brass
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