Set of Murano glass bowls from the 1930s attributable to Carlo Nason

Mid-Century Shamrock Murano pendant. Model Cascata byy Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Italy 1960s Rare green color. For the Cascata (Italian for “waterfall”), which debuted in the 1960s, Nason achieved the effect of cascading water through an inverted pyramid of hanging glass plates, each individually mouth-blown and suspended from a chrome-plated frame for a dazzling, Art Deco–styled display. Lit from behind, the plates have a glittering, iridescent quality. Versions of the lamp range from 30 inches to over six feet in height, with large models featuring more than 20 individual light sockets. Nason, who continues to live and work in Murano today, would go on to produce artful lighting for Mazzega until at least 1980. While Mazzega 1946 offers contemporary editions of Nason’s design — now called “Water Fall” — vintage examples of the Cascata chandelier...

Murano glass ashtray attributable to Archimedes Seguso from the 60s with geometric figures coloured on white. The ashtray measures H 5cm D 16cm. Archimede Seguso was born in Murano on December 17, 1909. At the age of 11 he began working in the furnace and refined his skill by making eighteenth-century glass. Just over twenty years old he becomes an excellent Master glassmaker, also distinguishing himself with the newly born processing of heavy artistic glass. 'He takes as designers in the family factory ''Seguso Vetri d'Arte'' first Vittorio Zecchin and then Flavio Poli.' Since the 1930s he has been invited to exhibit at the Venice Biennale, where, until 1972, there was the 'Venezia' Pavilion dedicated to Murano glass. Among his main works, created in the first decades of activity, we can remember the animals, for the beauty of which he is nicknamed “the Master of Animals...

Coloured glass ceiling light attributable to Seguso from the 60s in good condition with wear and tear caused by time and use

Refined artistic glass goblet, Italy, Murano production around the 70s. Original brand present in Nason production. Goblet with a particular design, in clear glass handmade in shades...

Signed set or ensemble of five 'Opalino' Murano glass bowls designed by Antonio da Ros (1936-2012) for Cenedese, circa 1970-1990. Wonderful translucen...

One of four sets or ensemble of five 'Opalino' Murano glass bowls designed by Antonio da Ros (1936-2012) for Cenedese, circa 1970-1990. Wonderful translucent colors of vibrant blues, aubergine and pink. Simplistic yet elegant forms - almost futuristic. Very fun to dine with the vibrant Murano glassware...

A brightly colored Venetian set of six serving cups / small bowls, handcrafted in Italy by Colleoni, in crystal clear Murano glass happily decorated with ...

Beautiful set of five bowls produced in pressed glass in a lovely rose colored glass. The set can be used in the house, or in kitchen for daily use. Marked as Made in Czechoslovakia....