1951 Riccardo Licata for Cenedese Murano Glass Vase (9in/23.5cm)

1951 Riccardo Licata for Cenedese Murano Glass Vase (9in/23.5cm)Known for his aquarium sculptures, Venetian glass artist Riccardo Licata maintains an aquatic direction with this vase, though in a more abstract form. Here, amorphous green shapes seem to float against a turquoise backdrop, resembling tadpoles at their varying stages of metamorphosis. 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

See this at play in these long earrings from the 1970s

having studied architecture upstate after fleeing the Iranian Revolution

coincidentally from the 1950s

with a beautifully embellished exterior that’ll rival the beauty of the photo you place within

The jug comes with a silver plated lip

detailed with knives and forks in black cotton thread

need no introduction

This serving bowl is painted in the camaïeu style with an ornate floral design

Galliano Ferro’s 1970s work often pushed Murano’s color techniques into bold

reminding you that one pair of hands nurtured this side plate from start to finish

A characterful addition to any clock lover's collection

These napkins feature an embroidered frame in an undulating formation