Blue Murano Glass Pendant Light by Barovier Toso Lighting Materials: Glazed emerald green ceramic

Materials: Glazed emerald green ceramic with white linen slip shades

Niest employed ribbon-forming technique—hammering and shaping silver sheets into flowing

A pair of Art Deco Murano glass wall sconces featuring a stepped scalloping edge and horizontally striated textured glass with patinated brass final accents

This mirror suits contemporary Australian interiors seeking authentic Italian mid-century design

The emerald green with gold accents works across Art Deco revival

Blue Murano Glass Pendant Light by Barovier Toso Lighting Materials: Glazed emerald green ceramicAn extremely rare pendant light made from cobalt blue coloured Murano glass. The Torchini style frame is a classic light design, of this period, characterized by a round or oval shaped glass shade that is suspended from a ceiling fixture. The Bullicante technique is featured in the glass cup. This involves blowing a layer of glass over a layer of another glass, creating a bubbled effect. This gives the glass a unique and dynamic appearance. Origin: