1930s Carlo Scarpa for Venini Glass Bowl

1930s Carlo Scarpa for Venini Glass BowlDesigned by Carlo Scarpa for Venini in the 1930s, this hand blown bowl embodies the architects poetic approach to glass. Its swirling green canne pattern creates a sense of quiet motion, a hallmark of Scarpas early explorations in depth and translucency. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its unique history.

This desirable Art Deco box would have been offered to friends

complete with textured detailing around the rim and three feet

It was founded by six brothers and soon became known for reviving the lost art of highly complex techniques such as murrine millefiori

all made in precious Ovangkol wood

Ideal for serving long drinks

This tumbler is an example of its eye for sleek accents

Yali's featherlight Venexia highball tumbler has a clean

it’s our newest re-edition from the archive – chosen for its contemporary feel and blend of European taste with the designs and colors of life overseas

faceted stems evoke the opulent craftsmanship of the Belle Époque

each one is shaped and styled to an adorable duck

Suspending from this 18-karat gold handmade chain is an abstract

futuristic—these are a few words that articulate the aesthetic of this beautiful glass ashtray