Cup and small vase in Murano glass - Murano XVIII Century

Murano XVIII Century

Pair of Murano glass sugar bowls, Murano 18th century. Fruits in colored glass placed at the top of the lid, applied handles. Smaller spun glass sugar bowl.

Murano, Late XVIII Century

Group of 4 Murano glass goblets of different sizes, Murano late 18th century. Colorless glass decorated with white and colored spyrals filigree bands placed on the stem.

Murano Late XVIII Century

Group of 6 Murano glass goblets of different sizes, shapes and manufacture, Murano late 18th century. Made of colorless glass, two of the same type have colored glass profiles.

Italy, 1987

Blown glass bottle with gold leaf inclusions. Missing stopper. Under the base, pointed signature of the designer and maker.

Italy, 1940s

Centerpiece in colorless glass with gold leaf inclusions and irregular shape. In the manner of Seguso manufacturing.

Europe, XIX-XX Century

Group of 5 glass tumblers of different manufactures, shapes and colours. They have decorations in gold and polychrome.

Italy Late 18th century

Two Murano glass saucers, late 18th century. One in red and white filigree glass, the other in filigree glass with spiral decoration and colored glass profiling; golden inclusions.

Europe, XX Century

Group of 5 cut and engraved glass glasses of different manufactures, shapes and colours.

Europe, Early XX Century

Group of 4 glass goblets with engraved decorations and painted in various colours.

Italy XX Century

Wedding cup in blown Murano glass, decorated in gold and polychrome all over. The Barovier cup, a masterpiece of Renaissance glass art, was created in 1460 by Maestro Angelo Barovier as a wedding gift (it is, in fact, a wedding cup) and is still reproduced today following the same methods as 500 years ago: a composed of glass paste (chalcedony), hand painted blue and gold colored glass. There are paintings of the couple, a horse ride and the fountain of youth. The original is located in the Murano Glass Museum.

Europe Second half of the 19th century

Group of six milky glass cups with gold and polychrome decorations with plant motifs, repeated motifs and garlands.

An elegant porcelein centerpiece manufactured by Nanni Valentini in the late 1960s, with dark green decorations. Under the basement the manufacturer's trademark and a paper label are present. 'Arcore Ceramica' was founded in 1967 by Marco and Tina Terenzi, wife of the sculptor and ceramist Nanni Valentini. The object is coming from an important private collection in Milan.