Scavo Glass

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.

This vase is made in brown scavo hand-molded Murano glass, ascribable to Cenedese or Seguso.

A hand blown Italian flush mount chandelier in antiqued glass, white with green inclusions, mounted on a metal frame. The fixture requires two European E27 / 110 Volt Edison bulbs, e...

Pair of vertical Murano glass wall sconces with Scavo finish and brass details An elegant pair of vertical Murano glass wall sconces with a refined Scavo finish, featuring an antiqu...

Vintage pale Lavender Scavo Glass Murano art glass bud vase, vessel, decanter Mid-Century Modern made in Italy in 1980.

Made in Italy, 1970s. It is an amazing piece with an intense ornamental and chromatic effect. We attribute it to Gino Cenedese because of the color, the shape and the technique used....

These sculptures utilize the sophisticated scavo technique—a process where the glass surface is treated with specialized mineral salts during the firing process to mimic the weathere...

Large scavo, or acid washed, vase in Amethyst by Seguso, Murano Italy, for Karl Springer. Signed on the bottom.

It features a beautiful scavo finish, a special technique that gives the glass a soft, frosted look—similar to ancient glass that has been buried and aged over time.

The surfaces are treated in the Scavo technique, producing a powdery, matte texture that evokes the patina of archaeological glass.

Pair of Seguso Vetri D'Arte attributed Italian Murano art glass table lamps in the scavo technique, two volute arms with metal mount and base, unmarked, Italy, 1980s.

Seguso Vetri d'Arte Bowl, Glass, Scavo, Signed. Chunky clear Murano hand blown glass bowl with rough textured exterior and matte interior and underside.

This vase is made in transparent (slightly iridescent) and black scavo hand-blown Murano glass, and it is attributable to Cenedese.

Very original Murano glass wall lamp with a very elongated design of the glass half shell and a unique pink colour. The applique is made up of a gold colored metal structure to whic...

Very original Murano glass wall lamp with a very elongated design of the glass half shell and a unique pink colour. The applique is made up of a gold-coloured metal structure to whi...

Vase produced with the scavo glass technique, in the 1930s Ø cm 13 h cm 16 Very good conditions, the iridescent glass together with scavo glass technique make this vase a prec...

In this listing you will find an exceptional hand-blown Murano glass vase designed by Alfredo Barbini and retailed by Pauly Italia. This substantial vessel showcases Barbini's master...

This vase is made in peach pink and white scavo hand-blown Murano glass, and it is attributable to Seguso, an important glass-makers' company that was founded in 1397.

Made in Italy, 1970s. It is an amazing piece with an intense ornamental and chromatic effect. We attribute it to Gino Cenedese because of the shape and the technique used. This vase...

Single tall Murano glass candle stick in black glass with white speckles by Segusa Vetri d’Arte, circa 1970s. Excellent vintage condition with very minor scattered surface wear.

Made in Murano, Italy, 1970s - 1980s. Its texture and lines make it look like it's been taken out from a painting. It is an amazing piece with an intense ornamental and chromatic eff...

Blue vase in Scavo di Cenedese glass made in the 1950s. Measures: Ø 13 cm, H 19 cm Scavo glass is a type of ornamental glass with a rough surface with a matte finish in imitati...

An exceptional pair of Murano glass vases by the venerable furnace Seguso Vetri d’Arte, dating to the 1980s.

The shade, post, and base are Scavo glass. The pieces are joined together by tapered, fluted, dark scavo glass fittings.

A collection of four Mid-Century Italian glass objects, which include a Roman scavo glass emerald green vase, a murano vase with aquamarine details, a cobalt blue murano vase and a R...

Murano vase from the 1980s, red scavo glass with blue handles by Franco Moretti engraved signature underneath

A rare figural Scavo glass sculptural vessel. No chips or cracks, apparently missing a stopper.

A collection of four Italian Mid-Century vases, which includes a grey scavo glass vase, a turquoise Murano vase, a green bubble glass vase, and a blue Empoli glass vase.

Italian Murano Scavo blue frosted glass table lamp. Circa 1970s.

Chalice-shaped table lamp from Seguso’s Scavo collection, produced in the 1970s. Scavo glass is an ornamental glass distinguished by a rough, matte surface which bares resemblance to...

Large Murano glass sconces in a monumental size featuring three layers of clear and white "scavo" glass.

Tall fluted green 'a Scavo' glass vase or candlestick holder attributed to Seguso Vetri d'Arte Murano, Italy.

Scavo glass is typically created by applying a corrosive or acid treatment to the surface, giving it a textured and aged look.

Carlo Moretti for Rosenthal Netter Satin glass vase or wine glass sculpture in orange red & frosted scavo glass.

Linear brass chandelier featuring heart shaped scavo glass shades designed by John Salibello. 8 candelabra.

Two Scavo Murano glass vases hand-crafted in Venice in the Seventies, 18 cm is the height of the other vase, they are in very good condition.

A glamorous Murano scavo glass torchère floor lamp designed by Karl Springer in the 1980s for Seguso Italy.

Art Deco Murano Scavo Roman Revival Glass Amphora with Applied Handles and Raspberry Prunts Murano Art Deco Scavo Glass Amphora with Barbed Handles & Raspberry Prunts, Art Deco M...

The glass is positioned as follows: a large white "scavo" glass is placed underneath, followed by two pairs of aquamarine and two white "scavo" glass.

This Murano Seguso Scavo cobalt blue glass vase showcases the extraordinary craftsmanship that has made Murano glass world-famous.

Mid-20th century Modern italian frosted Murano glass decorative scavo bowl by Alfredo Barbini By: Alfredo Barbini Material: glass, Murano glass, art glass Technique: glazed, unglaze...

The glass is positioned as follows: a large white "scavo" glass is placed underneath, followed by two more pairs of glass, two pink and two white "scavo" glass, on top.

Cenedese Murano Attributed Scavo Vase in Red and Green Italy 1960s A beautiful mid century vase in ‘Scavo’ Murano glass, attributed to Murano glass house Cenedese.

Scavo glass indicates that the glass went through a specific glass finishing technique.

A very large Murano glass vase by Cenedese in the scavo technique, with iron oxide areas on a clear to amber background.

Italian mid-century modern white glass vase or amphora by Sergio Asti, 1960s. Vase or amphora in scavo glass in shades of white, with worked handles.

Sinuous floor lamp in cast copper with Murano scavo glass bowl shaped shade designed by Enzo Ciampalini and manufactured by Lamp International, Italy.

Monumental 18" large and rare signed red 'Scavo' glass bowl or centrepiece designed by Antonio Da Ros (1936-2012) for Cenedese Vetri Murano glass circa 1984.

A large Murano glass vase in the scavo technique, smoky glass finish with iron oxide accents. irregular shape.

Italian glass 'Scavo' vase by Alfredo Barbini, Murano (circa 1970s).

Italian glass 'Scavo' vase by Alfredo Barbini, Murano (circa 1970s).

Italian glass 'Scavo' Vase by Alfredo Barbini, Murano (circa 1970s).