Large Rollin Karg 2009 Dichro Fish Art Glass Sculpture

Elegant hand-blown Murano glass fish sculpture featuring vibrant swirls of orange, brown, white, and hints of blue. This mid-century decorative piece showcases the exceptional crafts...

Stunning Murrine Fish Sculpture in Murano Glass Large scale Italian Murano glass hand blown fish figure sculpture with colorful decorative details. Ita...

This striking glass sculpture of a fish was crafted in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s — a golden era for Czech art glass. Made from crystal-clear glass infused with a vibrant rainbo...

This listing features a beautiful yellow and green stripped fish with silver leaf flake details. Murano glass dates back to the 6th century AD with the island of Murano becoming a pr...

A stunning example of 1980s Scandinavian art glass, this hand-blown fish sculpture by Marcolin Sweden showcases the exceptional craftsmanship for which the studio is renowned. Produc...

Extraordinary designed, contemporary Murano glass fish from the late 20th century around 1970. A highly decorative piece in our fine Murano selection. This amazing looking, modern Mu...

This listing features a beautiful yellow Murano glass fish sculpture. Shown are yellow fins with a colorful body with orange, light blue, dark blue, and yellow. The process of crea...

Large Vintage Murano Glass Fish, Italy, 1970s It has always belonged to my family, purchased by my grandparents in Murano. Perfectly preserv...

This large vintage Murano glass sculpture is a mid-century Italian craftsmanship that takes the elegant form of a stylised fish. Hand-blown in the 1960s, it features a fluid, abstrac...

Signed, Blown Art Glass Fish Sculpture by Josef Marcolin. ****NOTE: Our Shop is Closing end May; items will not be available thereafter.*** A very special sculpture. Blue and wine-red blown glass fish by the Italian Murano glass blower Josef Marcolin. Measures approximately 5.5 x 5.5 x 1.75 inches. Josef Marcolin (1933-2015), who originallly lived and was trained as a glassblower in Murano, Italy, moved to Sweden with his brother Benito in 1954. They made beautiful blown glass/crystal sculptures, such as this one, that are known for their stunning, unique blend of Murano and Swedish style. In 1991 they moved back to Italy and continued to create for a short time under the name Sardinia Crystal...