Italian Barovier Attrib. Rostrato Murano Glass Chandelier Gio Ponti Style, 1948

Superb Italian Art Deco Rostrato Murano Glass Gio Ponti Style Chandelier By Barovier & Toso . Four Elegant handblown cups supported by a li...

With 74 precious Murano glass. 13 light bulbs E 14. Measures: Height cm 105. with chain cm 170.

Each with 74 precious Murano glass felci. 13 light bulbs E 14. Measures: Height cm 105. With chain cm 170.

Magnificent pendant with six arms with details gold inclusions. Heads of lions are the ball falls background. Centered with three finely handblown cups. Richly decorated with leave...

This chandelier consists dozens of hand blown multicolor "Poliedri" made of Murano glass with a white painted frame . Available also a pair. Edition limited from a great master of...

Charming Pink hand blown Murano glass chandelier. Excellent vintage condition. 6 E 14 light bulbs. Cleaned and re-wired, in full working order and ready to use. In excellent vintage ...

Fireworks is a Murano blown glass chandelier by Barovier e Toso. Armrests adjustable in all positions up or down, Italy, 1990s. The Barovier artistic glassworks has existed since ...

Barovier e Toso chandelier.

Murano glass chandelier produced in the mid-1960s by Barovier & Toso (Venice). This beautiful round vintage chandelier consists of 16 finely finished glass tubes and a large sheet of ice glass...

Stunning vintage chandelier from the 1930s in Murano glass and brass settings, by Barovier. Several handmade delicate parts compose this amazing piece, ribbed hand opened clear etched glass canopy and bowls, fluted vertical tube to decorate the stem, torciglione glass bursting out of the upper bowl to imitate the water flowing out of the fountain and sixteen leaves, also imitating the water movement. Barovier & Toso The name Barovier & Toso refers to one of the oldest Italian houses specialized in Murano glass objects. The house was founded in 1295 and still producing Murano glass objects to this day. The surname may not sound Italian. And for good reason, it comes from Berry, like those men-at-arms thanked by land for having well defended the lord of Castelfranco Veneto, a locality near Venice. The Baroviers embarked on the exploitation of glass and settled in the 14th century on the island of Murano, where the doges confined the ovens to protect the neighbor city of Venice, whose dwellings were at the time built of wood. During the Renaissance, Angelo Barovier assumed important responsibilities within the community of Murano and built a good part of the development of the local glass activity, in addition to the introduction of so-called "crystalline" glass and the “murrine” technique developed by his daughter, Marietta. At the end of the 19th century, the house became known as “Fratelli Barovier”, during this new era, the two brothers, Benvenuto and Giuseppe Barovier introduced the fabrication of the “murrini fusi” glass. The house became “Barovier & Toso” when in 1942 it merged with the Toso family of glass...

Murano glass with gold inclusions chandelier by Barovier & Toso, Italy, circa 1950. Four lights.

1930s Murano Venetian Art glass chandelier. Attributed to master glass artisans Barovier & Toso. Chunky frosted glass diffuser in the form of an open umbrella, suspended on a brass...