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Bottle, Antonio Salviati Italian, Colorless (slightly gray) and opaque white nonlead glass; pewter mount. Blown, "vetro a fili", trailed.
Bottle
possibly Antonio Salviati
late 19th century
Vase, Antonio Salviati Italian, Opalescent bluish white and marbled multicolored brownish nonlead glass (strong brownish marbling on the exterior, faint bluish marbling on the interior). Blown, trailed.
Vase
possibly Antonio Salviati
late 19th century
Covered sweetmeat dish, Antonio Salviati Italian, Topaz-tinted and opaque brownish white nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, "vetro a fili".
Covered sweetmeat dish
probably Antonio Salviati
probably late 19th century
Cruet and Stopper, Antonio Salviati Italian, Transparent topaz-tinted and dark amethyst nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, trailed, applied and impressed parts.
Cruet and Stopper
probably Antonio Salviati
late 19th century
Footed vessel (saltcellar?), Antonio Salviati Italian, Topaz-tinted nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, applied and impressed parts, gilt.
Footed vessel (saltcellar?)
probably Antonio Salviati
late 19th century
Vase, Antonio Salviati Italian, Transparent topaz-tinted and opaque brownish white nonlead glass. Blown, pattern molded, "vetro a fili", trailed.
Vase
probably Antonio Salviati
probably late 19th century
Footed vase, Antonio Salviati Italian, Colorless, opaque turquoise blue, copper flecked (goldstone or aventurine), and opalescent white nonlead glass. Blown, mold blown, trailed, "vetro a retorti", gilt.
Footed vase
possibly Antonio Salviati
late 19th–early 20th century
Port glass, Antonio Salviati Italian, Glass, Italian, Venice (Murano)
Port glass
Antonio Salviati
Antonio Seguso
1866–1867
Chalice
Antonio Salviati
1866–1872