Stained Glass Vases

An Art Deco glass vase by Charles Schneider, produced under the Le Verre Français brand (1918–1933). This exquisite piece features a pink, blue and purple upper body set against a green background, all elegantly wrapped in a serpentine wrought iron net (armour). You’ll find the Le Verre Français mark along with the Cross of Lorraine, as highlighted in the photos. Le Verre Français was a prestigious brand established by Charles Schneider and his brother Ernest Schneider, celebrated for their vibrant colors, exceptional craftsmanship, and innovative glassmaking techniques during the Art Deco era. This vase is a perfect addition for Art Deco lovers, antique glass collectors...

An exciting clear, frosted and opalescent Art Deco glass vase with raised lozenge pattern interspersed with flowering branches heightened with light staining, signed to base R Laliqu...

Rare colorful murrine mosaic vase by Fratelli Toso in a "Tiffany Window" type pattern created using multicolor murrines cut and fused together into a cylindrical form. Hand crafted o...

Pair of vases made in Czechoslovakia (dislocated headquarters) under the Barovier and Toso B.A.G brand, datable to the 1980s. These are blown glass artifacts worked with the techniqu...

Glass vase with a soft and harmonious profile, featuring a teardrop silhouette that ends in a slightly flared neck. The warm and intense yellow ochre color gives the object a bright ...

Very rare and exquisite Archimede Seguso Murano art glass vase designed in the iconic carnevale or carnival technique for Tiffany & Co circa 1987. This fantastic seguso murano ar...

Vase "Montargis" made in black glass with white patina by Rene Lalique in 1929. Molded and engraved signature on bottom. Perfect condition. Exceptional and very rare color. heigh...

Venini pink vase with gold leaves, filigree blown glass, Murano Refined blown-glass vase attributed to Venini, made in Murano and featuring sophisticated filigree workmanship with t...

The progressive extinction of some traditional craft techniques brings with it a difficult availability of some materials: this is the case of some types of glass used for stained gl...

Refined blown-glass vase attributed to Venini, made in Murano and featuring sophisticated filigree workmanship with thin horizontal lines enveloping the entire surface. The delicate ...

Murano glass vase with stamp at base. Da vinci, elegant design The vase presented is distinguished by its refined and minimalist design. The shape is rounded and pot-bellied, with a...

Striking cobalt blue Murano glass bullicant showcases a sophisticated bell shape, embellished with elegant scrolling handles in contrasting clear Murano glass. This luxurious combina...

Barovier & Toso 1950s with bullicant workmanship: This beautiful Barovier & Toso vase, dating from 1950, is an exquisite example of Venetian glassmaking mastery. Made using the "bul...

Large vase, bowl blown glass murano polychrome, signed on the bottom. ORIGIN Murano PERIOD Anni 60 AUTHOR The vase is signed at the base MATERIALS Blown glass polychrome Murano ...

The progressive extinction of some traditional craft techniques brings with it a difficult availability of some materials: this is the case of some types of glass used for stained gl...

The progressive extinction of some traditional craft techniques brings with it a difficult availability of some materials: this is the case of some types of glass used for stained gl...

Rom vase designed by Luigi Serafini and produced by Memphis in 1991. The product belongs to the Memphis Extra collection, limited to 12 pieces and signed by Andrea Anastasio, Luigi S...

Donna Luisa vase by Herbert Jakob Weinand and produced in 1985. The vase is made entirely of handcrafted glass and produced by Compagnia Vetraria Muranese, for Memphis Extra. Red-co...