Women's Vintage 1960s Archimede Seguso Murano Glass, Rhinestone and Gilt Brass Necklace

Women's Vintage 1960s Archimede Seguso Murano Glass, Rhinestone and Gilt Brass NecklaceMaster Venetian glassmaker Archimede Seguso was perhaps best known for his vases, sculptures and decorative objects, however his expert hand also extended to jewelry. Using lampworking and furnace techniques, he created earrings, necklaces and brooches that came to be prized by collectors everywherewith some styles earning themselves a spot in major museum collections. This necklace from the 1960s is illustrative of his experimental eye, each Murano

A fresh iteration Norlha’s original prototype – the Nomad Classic – this scarf offers a narrower design that enhances its versatility

brush and pliers

The large circular tray brings mid-century verve to the bar or kitchen

Hand-blown by talented glassmakers

with built-in details added with ease in mind – like the two lids that open either side of the handle and the dimensions that are perfectly sized for an upstanding bottle of wine

Italian gamesmaker Dal Negro is renowned for its striking playing card designs

Note how the handcrafted piece is detailed with an intricate pattern

including household names such as Baccarat and Daum

This crystal vase from the 1950s is a statement piece with a unique silhouette akin to a water droplet mid-splash

it comes with painted tiles

This cocktail set from the Sportsman series is a characterful find from the late 1930s

where a free-hand technique produces naturally smooth results