1950s Bullicante Murano Glass Ashtray

1950s Bullicante Murano Glass AshtrayThe beauty of Murano glass lies in its irregularities the variations in shape and size for example, as well as the differences in texture and form. This ashtray from the 1950s utilises the bullicante technique, where several layers of bubbles are inserted into thick glass. The result appears effervescent, as if its been submerged in water. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

the family-owned brand is celebrated for its fusion of Swiss precision

this Wolfard Glassblowing Co

rendered sublime by minute additions of sandalwood and styrax resin

as he believes it reveals form most effectively – a theory that’s only backed up by these striking mugs

finished and painted by hand in the London studio using hand-mixed watercolours – as a result

At the turn of the 20th century

The clue is in the name with Astier de Villatte’s Folk collection

aventurine and latticino

Astier de Villatte’s Jerusalem candle is developed by perfumer Françoise Caron

This small solid silver 800 bowl is a charming vintage find

This hand-made piece is fired at a high temperature of 1245° in an electric kiln

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