Serge Mansau, Murano Hanging Glass, 1992

Serge Mansau - Red Murano vase - 1992 Garnet and colorless crystal Collar of the vase has been elaborated with scissors and pliers Measures: H ...

Serge Mansau - Murano set of cups - 1992 Large: H 16 x D 14.5 Small: H 14 x D 9 Clear crystal polychrome filigree crystal foot on two-tone glass ...

Serge Mansau - Murano red & green cup - 1992 Two-tone crystal cup on foot Signed at the base of the cup Eos Murano 92 Campione Measures: H 14 x D...

Small vase, large vase and cup set - Serge Mansau for Murano Small pear-shaped soliflore vase (raw neck) in Crystal: H 13 x D 8 Cup / empty pocket in clear crystal and purple cry...

Serge Mansau - Teddy bear and doudou glass sculpture - 1998 The "N’ourserie" series Thermoformed glass, paper and resin subject Measures: H 50 x L 30 x P 15.  

Serge Mansau -Buddha's hand Sculpture in terracotta, 1990. Measures: Terracotta H 33 x L 30 x P 30.  

Serge Mansau (1930-2019) for Fratelli Guzzini Italy mid-century modern designed clear lucite tape dispenser, new old stock. Great desk accessory. See my other listing for vintage R...

Sculptural metal mobile signed and dated '92. Made up of 5 semi-circular metal pieces. Black, blue, red, yellow and white. Each level slowly rotates while hanging. Great piece of art.

A quite wonderful glass sculpture from 1992 by Runstadler Studios. It is signed and dated along the side. On a stone base. In very good condition with minor marks.

Il Tuffatore is an important hand blown Murano glass sculpture by Loredano Rosin (1936-1992). Il Tuffatore, literally translated as, 'The Diver' is a Murano glass sculpture in deep g...

Three Murano blown glass vases Molato (engraved), color clear and amber inside. To perform this work we need two different processes: the first, to model the hot vase giving form an...

An homage to one of the symbols of Hellenic culture, inspired by the famous Nike of Samothrace sculpture exhibited at the Louvre in Paris. The figure of the winged woman is wrapped in a light cloth that flows in the wind and adheres to the body of the young goddess. The mastery of the artwork’s reinterpretation in glass lies in the fluidity with which Roberto Beltrami uses a mix of blowing and solid techniques to sculpt the artwork and coat it with ethereal layers of blown molten glass, reengineering the look of the classic sculpture to adapt it to a modern feel. By reengineering the sculpture's appearance and infusing it with contemporary sensibilities, the artwork bridges the gap between the past and the present. The blue Nike...