Goblets and Vases

Modern museum reproduction of the famous "acquarecia" created by Lady Hermonia Vivarini in the second half of the '500.

The traditional Murano technique and the imagination of the Glass Master is expressed in this blown glass.
Taking inspiration from the traditional goblet, the Glass Master expresses his skill by decorating it with opulent handles and numerous “morise” decorations, so much so, that the glass is transformed from a vessel to a beautiful ornament to admire.
Because of this, every glass is always a unique work.

The traditional Murano technique and the imagination of the Glass Master is expressed in this blown glass.
Taking inspiration from the traditional goblet, the Glass Master expresses his skill by decorating it with opulent handles and numerous “morise” decorations, so much so, that the glass is transformed from a vessel to a beautiful ornament to admire.
Because of this, every glass is always a unique work.

Grand vase with cover entirely hand engraved with three different Venetian views.

The triton is a recurrent element in glasses and tall cups made in Murano. This object becomes actractive made in the different transparent colors.

Only an hint to tradition in the gold base for thisblown vases made in the "submerged balloton" technique.

Ideal for long stemmed flowers this vase is adaptable to any interior by employing different colors and with the play of submerged gold or silver.

Blown vase originally made to hold lemon compost, it represents well how Murano style has transformed many utilitarian items in objects of decoration.

For years, object representative of our maison as this leaning decanter carachterized by the dragon-shaped handle in submerged gold holds within itself one of the many production secrets of our millenarium history passed on from father to son.