Large Barovier Vase

A fine double neck form. Slight irradiance. period paper label.

The Eugeneo line was introduced in 1951. The appearance was created by the coloring of the glass with an unmelted technique.

The Crepuscolo technique was used by Barovier in 1936 It is internally decorated with metal inclusions. The term Crepuscolo translates to "Twilight".

Lalique vase, 1970s production.

An elongated teardrop form in the Sommerso technique. Possibly designed by Antonio da Ros. Engraved signature.

An original Venini Vase in Clear/Gray Textured Glass. A large Vase in the form of of a Female torso. Original Venini sticker and engraved Venini/ Italia signature.

A small vase with opaque black and white striping, by Barovier.

Spectacular bird in flight sculpture made in Murano, Italy by Barovier. This impressive glass sculpture is in perfect condition, free of damage, or repairs. the organic clear glass p...

Large Barovier Rugiadoso pink glass seashell bowl.

Art Deco vase Barovier Murano, 1930 Colorless "bullicant" glass Special lugs with hoods typical of the taste of the period Perfetto stato conservativo

Beautiful mouth blown art glass vase from the midcentury era. If you are looking for unique and truly decorative works of art to grace your living space then this midcentury era, Italian vase could be the perfect addition to your collection. This entirely handcrafted and mouth blown work of beauty by Barovier has the most amazing organic design and coloring and it will always draw people's attention. This combination of black, green and transparent glass is unlike anything we ever saw and it looks like something organical that you would find on a seabed or on a tropical island somewhere. Also because of its good size this Italian workmanship gem will never fail to impress. If you can already see it on your side...

Barovier and Toso midcentury Murano snow white art glass vase, acid-etched signature at bottom, 1950s. Gorgeous.