Collection of Maltese Studio Glass

A collection of three vibrantly hued handmade sculptural glass vessels by Berànek with reticulated top edges and vibrant colors with white accents: lime green with white ribbon, blue with white drip lines and blue with white inclusion. Emanuel Berànek started his studio in Czechoslovakia during the war using waste broken glass in peat furnaces. From the 1950s until the company's demise in 2008, nearly every one of Czechoslovakia’s best and more influential glass designers worked with the studio including now globally revered names such as Frantisek Vízner, Vladimír Jelínek, Ludvika Smrckova and Pavel Hlava. Ref: Beránek & Skrdlovice: Legends of Czech Glass by Robert Bevan...

A pair of diminutive delft vases with hand-painted blue floral and foliate decoration in a white ground on shaped bodies having hexagonal top collars above larger shoulders tapering ...

A pair of French Empire period toleware vases with black and gilt decoration the body with anthemion and patera decoration, standing on acanthus leave...

Fine pair of patinated bronze urns by Jones and Willis of London and Birmingham, of balustrade form, the neck with two rings over bulbous body standing on footed base, signed with ma...

A distinctive squat bottle vase handblown by Mdina Glass in Malta during the 1970s, designed in the signature ‘Ming’ style developed by founder Michael Harris. Compact yet visually d...

A rare signed Mdina Glass vase from Malta, dated 1979, exemplifying the studio’s bold aesthetic during its formative years. This decorative squat bottle vase is worked in the celeb...

Studio glass vase C. 1960. In very good vintage condition.

Bring timeless elegance to your home with this exquisite vintage Mdina glass vase, handcrafted in Italy. This petite treasure features a delicate h...