21st Century Large Concave Disc in Blue Glass by Roberto Giulio Rida, Italy

Modernist round three-tier art glass mirror by Veca. Three tiers off glass including a mirrored bottom layer a central blue glass layer and a top layer of clear glass with frosted ba...

Large wall sculpture by Artist Ron Aloni. Sculpture composed of painted wire mesh.

Blue Disc Wall Light by Hatsu Dimensions: D 5.3 x W 19 x H 19 cm Materials: Ceramic, powder coated steel. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it...

Effetto Vetro contemporary large round concave colored mirrored glass in China blue mounted on a polished brass structure on the back with three mounting clips on the front edges, Italy, 2023. This exquisite mirror is handmade and hand silvered - a sculptural work of art, grand and impressive in scale and and comes in a variety of vintage glass colors from the 1950s. Since each mirror is meticulously hand-crafted including silvering, there are subtle variations inherent in the handmade process. This particular China blue color is stunning and chic - a lovely light blue colored glass similar to the color of the sky which makes quite a statement piece. Depending on the different angles it's viewed from, the reflections change because of its concave shape. Signed "Effetto Vetro" on metal plaque attached to brass structure on underside. This China blue Effetto Vetro mirror can be viewed at The Gallery at 200 Lex, 10th floor, New York Design Center. Comes in a variety of vintage glass colors including rose, amber, bronze, green, azure, aquamarine, China blue, cobalt blue, gray and black. Currently in stock are rose, amber, bronze, green, azure, China blue, cobalt blue and black. Custom sizes available in all colors. Lead time for custom orders is 4-6 weeks. After years of training in several Italian artisan glass workshops, Maurizio Foddis (born 1975) and Andrea Baisi (born 1976) founded Effetto Vetro in 2014, an artisan glass atelier specializing in handcrafted furniture, lighting, and mirrors using cut glass and crystal. Through their continuous research, Foddis and Baisi...