Pino Signoretto Glass

"Soffiati" Vittorio Zecchin MVM, 1920-1930 Green blown glass Two slight sign (look the picture).

Elevate your space with this exquisite Murano glass aquarium, expertly crafted using the sommerso technique. This intricate process involves blowing a detailed subject in glass, which is then submerged into transparent glass. The result is an unexpected solid sculpture...

Beautiful glass sculpture made by Italian Murano Glass Master Pino Signoretto during the 1980s. The sculpture shows a woman with long hair, kneeling, with her head bowed. Her arms ar...

A colourful blown glass vase with aventurine stone by A.Ve.M (Arte Vetraria Muranese), Italy. Aventurine is a variety of quartz characterized by bright inclusions of mica or other m...

This is a very good example of "Murano" art glass in the form of a tall Tear Drop with beautiful colours. The piece has layers of deep pink and blue all encased in a clear glass f...

Beautiful and rare, vintage Murano hand blown Sommerso red orange and golden yellow honey color Italian art glass standing kitty cat sculpture. Documented to designer Archimede Seguso, with worn partial red "Made In Italy - Murano" label underneath. Very nicely sculptured face, body and tail, giving it great character. Elegant regal pose, and realistic design, which you do not usually see. One of the largest Seguso cats...

Smart Venetian centerpiece, signed Signoretto and dated 1980 : very important unique piece ! Handles: Two moors black heads with turbans.: it's a ...

Beautiful and cute Murano hand blown Sommerso honey yellow orange and green Italian art glass Dachshund puppy dog sculpture. Documented to designer Archimede Seguso, with worn "Archi...

Large Cenedese Murano glass aquarium, Italy, 1950s.

Italian glass master Pino Signoretto (1944-2017) signed "Lovers" sculpture with the Scavo technique, circa 1970s. Pino was a student of the master Alfredo Barbini, at 19 of age, he was already a Glass Master. Scavo technique gives it a texture as if it was ancient Roman glass, see description below. In very nice original condition, no damage. Scavo means 'dug up' and imitates ancient objects in the form and texture to those found in archaeological excavations. During manufacturing, a mixture of several powders (carbonates nitrates, talc, silica, etc.) is dispersed on the glass surface. Then the object is heated up to 800-Celsius degrees. Courtesy of Urbanglass: One of the most famous and widely hailed glass masters in the world, Pino Signoretto, known for his incredible facility in sculpting from hot glass, died at the age of 74 on December 30th, 2017. Equally comfortable fabricating for international artists such as Salvatore Dali...

Italian handmade Murano glass vase from circa 1970s. The glass is deep blue color with air bubbles inside. The sides are decorated with inlaid gold d...

A lovely Murano art glass stem vase. No damage, controlled bubble inclusions and sommerso technique. Made entirely by hand. Signed on the...