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Handblown art glass vase, 'Amber Fan'
By Deirdre
Gorgeous work of art.
I bought this as a gift for my sister. It was not a special occasion. I gave it to her out of love and appreciation,and it was a lovely surprise which she loved. The vase sits on a table in her home filled with pretty dried flowers. She has it displayed from a safe area in which the large piece will not get knocked over . I enjoy it when I visit her. I wanted to get one for myself, (the same one) but it has undergone quite a price hike since my purchase.
Handblown art glass vase, 'Carnival Confetti'
By Anne L
This is a beautiful, colorful, handblown vase
I bought this as a gift for a family member. He loved it and it is beautiful! He loves fresh flowers and this makes everything look even more beautiful.
Handblown art glass vase, 'Elegance - Black Rim'
By Bobbi
Beautiful vase
I had been looking for a tall vase for some time without success and then clicked on Novica to take a look. How fortunate as we both love this vase. Beautiful, elegant. Very happy with this purchase.
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Seguso Family Blown glass art
Write a reviewThe Seguso Family has been recognized for the creativity and originality of their work and always are cited in news articles, award ceremonies and retrospective exhibits.
The artistry of the Seguso Family has been featured in Depth magazine.
Present since 1300 in the census books of Murano, Italy, today the prestigious Seguso glass-crafting family has a Brazilian branch. In 1954, Mario Seguso was invited to execute special commemorative pieces for the... read more
Present since 1300 in the census books of Murano, Italy, today the prestigious Seguso glass-crafting family has a Brazilian branch. In 1954, Mario Seguso was invited to execute special commemorative pieces for the... read more
