Italian Venetian, Bowl, Blown Murano Glass, Light-Green, Signed Cenedese, 1970s

Mint Green Blown Murano Glass Footed Bowl with Flower Decoration 1980s Italy Entirely handcrafted according to the ancient techniques of glassblowing in the island of Murano, this ...

Venetian Murano Glass Footed Bowl with Submerged Gold, Contemporary Italy 1990s This outstanding footed fruit bowl was entirely handcrafted in the Venetian island of Murano by the fa...

Contemporary Italian Murano glass decorative bowl with 24 carat gold, attributed to Alberto Donà, 2000s. The base sustains a central sphere, and the bowl at the top. This artwork is...

Bowl in Gold leaf in Blown Murano Glass 1950s Italy. Beautiful and elegant Italian Venetian bowl gold 24-karat, in blown Murano glass, refined with ridge gold. The bowl's design is a...

Thick Murano Glass - Decorative Glass Bowl - Bullicante Murano Glass Beautiful decorative bowl in thick Murano glass, in a vibrant hue of aquamarine green, with included bubbles. This technique, consisting in blowing tiny air bubbles in the glass before it thickens, is called "Bullicante" and was mastered by artisans the like of Archimede Seguso. The piece is not signed, but dated - behind the bottom it reads "Murano 14-9-1983" as shown in pictures. It is preserved in very good conditions, and shows the expectable signs of the time including minor scratches and an overall patina. For more selected Murano glass collectibles...

Beautiful, large modern Murano glass bowl out of the world renown workshops in Venetia/ Italy coming from the period around 1960/70. This amazing looking mid century Murano glass bow...

Sculptural Murano glass centerpiece with IVR Mazzega label. The origins of Vetreria Mazzega date back to 1929, when Romano Mazzega established a small company in Murano that bore his name. The factory, whose history is little known, seems to have produced pieces of high quality, but mostly inspired by the work of its competitors. In 1937 Romano Mazzega's house was sold to Aureliano Toso, who renamed it Vetri Decorativi Rag. Aureliano Toso. The following year Romano Mazzega opened a new glassworks, Fratelli Mazzega, in collaboration with his brother Gino and sister Maria. The company took the name IVR (Industrie Vetrarie Riunite) Mazzega, around 1950. Since 1954 the company has collaborated with Fucina degli Angeli, an artists' cooperative founded in 1950 in Murano. It thus produces pieces created by internationally renowned artists, such as Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Jean Cocteau and Georges Braque. At the same time it welcomes independent designers, such as Luigi Scarpa Croce...

Mid-Century Modern heavy green tinted hand chiseled Art Glass Bowl attributed to Fontana Arte and designed by Pietro Chiesa. This beautiful aquamarine colored glass was crafted using...