XXL Green Murano Glass Bowl shaped as Gondola, Italy 1970s

In this listing you will find a very rare Ashtray designed by Archimede Seguso in Opaline and Turquoise Murano Glass. It features beautiful triangular shape with round edges. Made in...

In this listing you will find a gorgeous and very rare Coffee or Sofa Waterfall Table that was handmade of a single piece of solid glass. The green/gray bubble glass features beautif...

In this listing you will find a gorgeous Mid Century Modern Purple Murano glass ashtray, done in style of Alfredo Barbini. It features beautiful shape with two rests for the cigarett...

In this listing you will find a set of gorgeous, lips-shaped fruit bowls in vibrant colours, designed by Josef Hospodka. They feature elongated design, with point ends, depicting lip...

An amazing Venetian Murano glass object in an unusual design and a pretty beautiful green and clear color. A highly decorative piece useful as center piece, bowl, candy bowl or catch...

Seguso Murano art glass bowl 1960 green Italian design.

Murano, Italy. Large bowl in art glass. Clear and green glass. Mouth-blown. 1960s/70s. In excellent condition with some minor chips. See photos. Dimensions: L 58.0 cm x D 27.0 cm x H...

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...