Anzolo Fuga, 'Murrine incatenate' vase, c. 1959

Model no. 14341. H. 44 cm. Execution: A.Ve.M. Glass, colorless, horizontally spiraling fused ribbons of violet, multicolored murrine ribbons and white spiral threads. Marked on the bottom: 14341 (pape

Vase ''Murrine Incatenate'' Anzolo Fuga (design), A.V.E.M., Murano, c. 1960 Colourless glass, coloured yellow-green in the mass. Star murrines in turquoise and reddish brown melted on the wall as well

Anzolo Fuga, H. 36.2 cm. Made by A.Ve.M. Cased glass, clear and blue, fused ribbons and murrines, green, red and blue.

ANZOLO FUGA, ARTE VETRARIA MURANESE, A.VE.M., circa 1959. Una coppia di lampade pendenti in vetro giallo incamiciato con decoro di canne verticali a reticello lattimo e murrine rosse "Incatenate". Ven

ANZOLO FUGA 1914 Murano - 1998 ebenda VASE 'MURRINE' Italien, Murano, A.Ve.M., 1958 Farbloses Glas, vertikale Bandaufschmelzungen in Grün, Murrine in Rot und Gelb. H. 28 cm. Auf der Unterseite be

Anzolo Fuga, H. 48 cm. Made by A.Ve.M. Clear glass, fused ribbons, yellow, green and blue. Fused crushed glass, red, sky-blue and purple, three large murrhines, yellow and red.

Paolo Venini (Italian, 1895-1959) ▴ Paolo Venini (Italian, 1895-1959), a 'Murrine a Damo' glass vase, c.1953, of ovoid form, decorated with turquoise and ruby murrine, with acid stamp 'Venini/Mu

Anzolo Fuga, 'Transennati' vase, 1962, Oval shape, flattened on both sides. H. 38.5 cm. Execution: A.Ve.M. Slightly opalescent thick-walled glass with large fused murrines in red and blue resp. yellow

Antonio Da Ros, 'Murrine' vase, c. 1969, H. 15.5 cm. Execution: Gino Cenedese, 1971. Cased glass, colorless and violet with a three-row murrine ribbon in royal blue and red. Marked on the bottom: Cene

Fratelli Toso, Miniature 'Murrine' vase, c. 1905, H. 3.8 cm. Fused murrine in purple, ocher, and white.,

Paolo Venini, H. 9.5 cm. Made by Venini & C. Pink glass, fused ribbon with green threads. Marked: Round maker's label.

Anzolo Fuga. Vase, c1955. H. 45 cm. Made by A.Ve.M. Cased glass, clear and white, fused murrhines, green, yellow and opalescent white.

Artisti Barovier A Murrine vase Italy, c. 1919fused glass murrines 15.75 h × 8.75 w × 7.75 d in (40 × 22 × 20 cm) Signed with murrina to lower edge 'AB'.

Lot 6 Peter Pelzel for Vistosi Italian (b. 1937) Tall Murrine Bottle Vase (c. 1962) glass height: 17 3/8 inches Provenance: A Private Collection

Anzolo Fuga. 'Bandiere' vase, c1955. H. 47 cm. Made by A.Ve.M. Clear glass, fused ribbons, white and polychromatic.

Sven Palmquist for Orrefors, vase, Sweden, c. 1959, sommerso glass with controlled air trap pattern, marked 'Kraka no. 411 Sven Palmqvist Orrefors', 4"dia x 8"h,

Mid-20th century, unsigned, attributed to Anzolo Fuga (1914-1998 Murano, Italy), Arte Vetreria Muranese A. VE. M., a squared tapering vase in the ''tutti frutti'' decor, with multicolored fused glass

Artisti Barovier A Murrine Floreali vase Italy, c. 1920internally decorated glass with rose and leaf murrine and polychrome threads11.5 h x 6.5 dia in (29 x 17 cm) Literature:

DESCRIPTION: Anzolo Fuga (Murano, 1915) for Arte Vetraria Muranese (A.Ve.M.) Murano Blown Glass Bandiere Vase from circa 1970. Designed with an organic form, with multicolored banded cane decoration,

DESCRIPTION: In colorless and brightly colored glass, with two spouts. Unsigned. CIRCA: 1960 ORIGIN: Italian DIMENSIONS: H: 15.75" W: 4.75" L: 6.75" CONDITION: Minor and moderate scratching in spots.

Anzolo Fuga (attrib.), Murano glass vase, Attributed to Anzolo Fuga (Italian, 1914-1998), globular colorless blown glass vessel with large colorful murrhines, no visible marks, possibly for Arte Vetra

Anzolo Fuga Style Murano Glass Vase, unmarked Dimensions: 15.25" H x 6.5" W Property from the collection of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr.

Anzolo Fuga Style Murano Glass Vase, unmarked Dimensions: 15.5" H x 5.5" W Property from the collection of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr.

Ermanno Toso a Murrine vase Fratelli Toso Italy, 1959-1960 fused glass murrines 4.75 dia x 7.5 h inches Literature: La Verrerie Européenne des Années 50, Aveline, pg. 121, pl. 4 illustrates this exa