Murano Cenedese Scavo Bird

A rare pair of guinea hens in glass with the scavo technique. This technique was created by Alfredo Barbini and Cenedese in Italy, 1950s. The technique is a mixture of several powders dispersed on the glass service and then heated to 800 degrees Celsius. This creates color and texture to the glass. These beautiful birds sit on top of cast bronze legs. We have never seen another set of birds...

This absolutely gorgeous and monumental signed Italian Murano Cenedese sculptural hand blown glass centre piece bowl is of the scavo technique....

A large murano scavo glass vase by Gino Cenedese with oval form and swirl indentation. Beautiful aqua, or seafoam green color and rough texture. Scav...

Large black Scavo art glass vessel by Cenedese.

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...

Large Murano glass bird / duck sculpture on base by Cenedese studio for Murano Glass, circa 1980s. This is a beautiful piece that is in very good vintage condition with no chips or s...