Scavo Glass

Frosted and textured scavo glass pendants.

Rare scavo glass vase, 18” tall x 8.5” diameter signed Cenedese.

Karl Springer Scavo glass floor lamp, Seguso 1980. Murano Scavo glass torchere floor lamp designed by Karl Springer for Seguso, Italy, circa 1980.

Fantastic scavo glass owl by Cenedese Murano. The coloration on this piece is very elegant with red eyes.

A striking mid-20th century Italian scavo glass vase inspired by ancient Roman amphora forms.

A mid 20th century Roman style pink Scavo glass vase. Scavo glass was created in the mid 20th century by using a technique involving the application, to the surface of an object, of ...

Suspension lamp in scavo glass and antique brass, 1950.

beautiful rare signed Murano Glass Sculpture Elegant piece in Scavo Glass finish.

Monumental Seguso cobalto corroso hour glass double sided vase. Hand crafted in the ancient technique of scavo glass.

Pair of scavo glass bowls signed Barbini Murano, Italy, circa 1960.

Italian Green Murano Scavo Glass Vase or Amphora, 1970s Gorgeous large green Murano glass vase or amphora, made with the use of the "scavo" technique.

Gino Cenedese 'A Scavo' glass vase with fall leaves A rare a Scavo glass vase manufactured by Vetreria Gino Cenedese ca. 1960s.

Mid-Century Modern mint green Scavo glass Murano art glass Aubergine Figurine, Eggplant Sculpture made in Italy in 1980.

Fabulous set of 5 Murano frosted Scavo glass wall sconces by Seguso. In excellent vintage condition with almost no wear.

Murano Scavo glass vase by Alfredo Barbini, 1970s A large black of 26.2 cm high in Scavo technique Murano glass vase, designed by Alfredo Barbini in the 70s The Scavo technique is a...

Frosted & infused Gold Scavo glass Murano Art glass urn vase, vessel, decanter Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980.

Pair of Seguso Murano Scavo glass centerpiece bowls featuring a textured matte finish and patinated bronze scroll details, handcrafted in Italy, circa 1970.

Cenedese Scavo glass duck sculpture in teal and frosted finish, Murano, 1970s.

Set of 2 hand-crafted mint green and frosted pink Scavo glass Murano Art glass bowls with handles, vessel Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980.

Set of 5 Dark Amber Scavo Glass Murano Art Glass Bud Vases, Bottles, Vessel, Decanter Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980.

A striking teal color for this chandelier. All in Murano "scavo" glass with teal leaves placed all around.

This Mid-Century Modernist Scavo glass centerpiece bowl, crafted in Murano, Italy, circa 1980, is a brilliant example of Venetian glass artistry and technical innovation.

Set of Orange Scavo Glass Murano Art Glass Bud vases, vessel, decanter Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980.

The torchiere features a stunning hand-blown Scavo glass shade, known for its unique texture and frosted appearance, which creates a soft, ambient glow when illuminated.

Made in Italy, 1980s. This fish is made in scavo glass. It is vintage, therefore it might show slight traces of use, but it can be considered as in excellent original condition.

Set of 2 white & mint green Scavo glass Murano Art glass bud vases, vessel, decanter Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980.

Seguso Vetri d'Arte Scavo Glass Bowl, Hand-Crafted, Italy, 1980s. Chunky clear Murano hand blown glass bowl with rough textured exterior and matte interior and underside.

Set of 2 stone gray Scavo glass Murano art glass bud vases, vessel, decanter Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980.

Murano candleholders pink Scavo glass candle holder Classic design Italy, 1970s This rare vintage candle holder from the 1970s was designed with the Scavo Technik in Murano and made...

Scavo glass, developed to evoke the pitted surface of ancient excavated glass, became one of his signature finishes.

This striking mid-century cobalt blue scavo glass bowl was crafted by Cenedese, Italy.

Scavo glass is a type of ornamental glass with a rough surface with a matte finish in imitation of antique glass, predominantly gray, but also with streaks of various colors.

The bowl features the distinctive Scavo technique, which produces a textured, weathered surface reminiscent of ancient glass artifacts.

The lamp shades are made of Italian amber-colored scavo glass, creating a warm and pleasant ambient light.

This exquisite Mid-Century Modernist centerpiece bowl, crafted by celebrated Italian artisan Alfredo Barbini, embodies the timeless allure of Murano scavo glass. The hand-blown piece...

This materially dynamic and highly coveted Mid-Century Modernist Eight Arm Curved Hand-Blown Murano Scavo Glass Chandelier in White and Jade is by the esteemed glass house of Seguso ...

This materially dynamic and highly coveted Mid-Century Modernist Six Arm Hand-Blown Murano Scavo Glass Chandelier in White and Jade is by the esteemed glass house Seguso and origina...

Its surface is finished in the scavo technique, developed to evoke the appearance of excavated ancient glass.

A stunning Mid-Century Modernist hand-blown Murano Scavo glass vase, designed and signed by the celebrated Venetian glass master Alfredo Barbini, Italy, circa 1970.

Italian Mid-Century Modern green scavo glass vase with matte finish, 1960s This is a fantastic vase of the series named Scavo.

A round glass vase mounted as circular table lamp, in aquamarine or turquoise, crafted using the Scavo technique.

An Italian Murano glass figure of a jester in a Scavo finish attributed to Ermanno Nason for Cenedese.

This Seguso Vetri d’Arte amber Scavo glass amphora vase with handles, made in Murano, Italy, during the 1970s, features a signature textured archaeological finish.

A large Murano sculpture after Michelangelos' David Beautiful surface and a large presence.

The Scavo glass is a Venetian (Murano) glass technique that produces a weathered, opaque and matte texture, designed to replicate the aged appearance of ancient, excavated archaeolog...

This striking example showcases the highly sought-after Scavo technique, created to evoke the appearance of ancient excavated glass.

1970s Italian Murano glass lantern chandelier featuring 12 vertical scavo frosted, blown-glass panels with brass frame.

Murano glass chandelier with four cascading levels of layered Murano alternating textured glass and gold leaf glass, on a steel structure with brass fittings. This spectacular chande...

Elegant in form and showing extraordinary craftsmanship with the use of the 'scavo' technique with translucent pink textured colored / coloured glass resembling almost tree bark, ind...

Scavo literally means excavation glass, for the particular finish alike to the antique Roman glass brought to light from excavation.

Elegant in form and showing extraordinary craftsmanship with the use of the 'scavo' technique with translucent pink textured colored / coloured glass resembling almost tree bark, ind...

Elegant in form and showing extraordinary craftsmanship with the use of the 'scavo' technique with translucent pink textured colored / coloured glass resembling almost tree bark, ind...

Archimede Seguso Italy Attributed Scavo Blown Murano Glass frosted green and brown color Blown Art Glass decorative Fruit Plate or Centerpiece Mid-Century Modern in the Style of Segu...

Two vases by Nason for Cenedese, Ca 1970's. Both in perfect condition Dimensions in listing are for taller vase, smaller vase as follows. 7"- H x 9"- W x 3.5"-m open at top. Classic...

A striking and highly sculptural work of glass art by Cenedese, featuring an unconventional form with twin spouts and a fluid, circular handle that arcs gracefully between them. Thou...

The hand blown glass was created using the 'Scavo' technique, leaving the pieces to have an etched or corroded finish on one side.

This authentic Murano Glass Scavo Vase by Cenedese is an elegant 1980s Italian art glass vessel featuring a frosted, excavated texture and a classic pedestal form.

A quietly sculptural example of Italian studio glass, merging bold colour with nuanced surface treatment.

Italian for “excavate”, Scavo is the technique that imitates the effects caused on glass by long periods of time buried underground.

A rare pair of guinea hens in glass with the scavo technique. This technique was created by Alfredo Barbini and Cenedese in Italy, 1950s.