Murano Attributed Amethyst Bullicante Art Glass Bowl — 1960s
$95.00
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Murano Attributed Amethyst Bullicante Art Glass Bowl — 1960s
$95.00
Light moves through it differently. That's how you know it's Murano.
This sculptural mid-century glass bowl is confidently attributed to Murano, Italy, circa 1960s. Formed in a striking triangular shape with softly rounded corners and a gently inward-pulled rim, it is crafted in deep amethyst-colored glass with a controlled bullicante bubble pattern spiraling through the interior — a hallmark technique of Murano's finest glassmakers. The optical effects when held to light are extraordinary: layers of trapped air bubbles create a mesmerizing depth that shifts with every angle.
Unmarked, as was common with many Murano studio pieces of this era, but the quality of craftsmanship is entirely consistent with known works attributed to Barbini, Fratelli Toso, or Seguso. Original condition, unaltered. A genuine collector's piece.
Use It Your Way
Display as a sculptural object on a coffee table, console, or bookshelf. Use as a catchall for jewelry, keys, or small treasures. Style with other art glass or brass objects for a curated mid-century vignette. The amethyst tone pairs beautifully with warm neutrals, walnut wood, and aged brass.
The Details
Origin: Murano, Italy (attributed) | Era: 1960s | Technique: Bullicante (controlled bubble) | Color: Amethyst | Form: Triangular with rounded corners, inward-pulled rim | Dimensions: 5"W × 5"D × 2"H | Condition: Excellent vintage condition — no chips or cracks
A true collector's find — one of a kind, and when it's gone, it's gone.
