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Murano Glass

Murano Glass

Murano glass is the storied art glass of Venice, ranging from tourist trinkets to important designer works by Venini and others. Maker attribution is everything. Austin Auction Gallery sells and appraises Murano glass.

What it's Worth

Unsigned decorative pieces are modest, while signed or labeled works by Venini and other major makers and designers can reach the thousands and beyond. Attribution, technique, quality, and condition drive value.

Unsigned pieces $30-$300; signed major-maker works $500-$10,000+.

Our Sold Results

IMPRESSIVE LARGE ART GLASS FLORAL 8-LT CHANDELIER, 46"H X 46"DIAM

$ 6,000.00 USD

LINO TAGLIAPIETRA (B.1934) ART GLASS VASE

$ 3,500.00 USD

VENETIAN ART GLASS ETCHED MIRROR, 55.5"

$ 2,250.00 USD

(5) ITALIAN ART GLASS CHRISTMAS TREE SCULPTURES

$ 2,250.00 USD

(2) FRATELLI TOSO & SIGNED COMPLEX CANE ART GLASS VASES

$ 2,000.00 USD

DINO ROSIN (B.1948) ART GLASS COBRA SCULPTURE

$ 1,700.00 USD

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Overview & History

Made on the Venetian island of Murano, Italy, Murano glass spans a vast range - from inexpensive souvenir pieces to important mid-century works by celebrated houses and designers such as Venini, Barovier & Toso, Seguso, and Archimede Seguso. Techniques include sommerso, murrine, and millefiori. Value hinges almost entirely on attribution: signed or labeled pieces by major makers and designers command strong prices, while unsigned tourist glass is modest. Quality, technique, size, and condition also matter.

Identifying & Marks

Look for engraved signatures, acid stamps, or original foil labels from makers like Venini; many pieces are unmarked, so technique and quality guide attribution. Our specialists help identify maker and designer.

FAQ

What is my Murano glass worth?

Unsigned decorative pieces are modest, while signed or labeled works by Venini and other major makers and designers can reach the thousands and beyond. Attribution, technique, quality, and condition drive value.

How do I identify the maker of my Murano glass?

Look for engraved signatures, acid stamps, or original foil labels from makers like Venini; many pieces are unmarked, so technique and quality guide attribution. Our specialists help identify maker and designer.

How do I sell my Murano glass?

Austin Auction Gallery sells decorative arts and offers free, no-obligation appraisals. Contact us to consign.

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Murano Glass

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