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The Italian Collector. “The longer that I live in Italy, the more I am convinced that the most beautiful things have already been created, it is simply a question of finding them”
Bec Astley Clarke MBE

30/04/2026

FOUND IN Italy

1940s Pauly & Co Hand Blown Murano Glass Decanters & Candelabra
1930s Life Size Bronze Greyhound
1940s Venini Murano Glass Mirror
and Tuscan Oil Paintings by Mario Desatori

Found in Italy. Shipped Worldwide.

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30/04/2026

JUST FOUND

Vintage Murano Glass, 1930s Bronze Greyhound, a 1940s Venini Peach Murano Glass mirror and Tuscan Oil Paintings by Mario Disertori.

Found in Italy. Shipped Worldwide.

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14/04/2026

These hand-blown Murano Glass vases were created for Fendi Casa and are no longer in production. Collectors of vintage Fendi home pieces will recognise these as part of the Archived Fendi Casa design story - an increasingly hard-to-find chapter in the brand's history. They were sourced as a rare remaining lot on a recent trip to Venice. Each have the Fendi stamp etched into the glass. Although not dated, these out-of-production pieces were likely made between 1988 and 2020.

30/03/2026

'Perfectly Unmatching' Sets of 1930s Murano Glasses for Wine, Prosecco and Aperitivo. With stems like high jewellery, twisted and beaded, knotted and ribbed, the bowls impossibly light in extraordinary lagoon colours. Glass after glass, more intricate, more beautiful, and more improbable than the last.

A very few sets at TheItalianCollector.com

26/03/2026

A curation of 1960s hand-blown Murano glass Eggs by Venini. The larger white Murine egg has the original Venini sticker on the base at the pair of black and gold eggs are both signed. They sit along side a large Murano Glass Molato Vase by Fendi Casa.

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20/03/2026

Murano, Venice, February 2026

Part 3/3

Back in Florence, we have hand‑selected these jewels and placed them into 'perfectly unmatching' sets of eight. Every set is a tiny cabinet of curiosities: eight singular Murano glasses that belong together precisely because they do not match. There are only a few sets in existence.

Made for the most interesting lunch or dinner table, where every guest is given their own glass. In keeping with their noble character, each set has been titled according to its position in Venetian society: Contessa, Principe and Marchesi.

Heirloom pieces from a vanished Venice.

1930s Perfectly Unmatching Murano Coupes & Wine Glasses

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19/03/2026

Murano, Venice February 2026
Part 2/3

Sitting on the cement floor, we unwrapped each glass one by one. Each parcel revealed a single hand‑blown coupe, prosecco flute, wine or aperitivo glass – no pairs, no sets, just lone masterpieces.

The stems are like high jewellery, twisted and beaded, knotted and ribbed; the bowls impossibly light, in washed tones of rose, lilac, lagoon blue, amber and celadon. Glass after glass, each more intricate, more beautiful, and more improbable than the last.

Part 3 in next post

Perfectly Unmatched. 1930s Murano Coupes & Wine Glasses

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18/03/2026

Murano, Venice, February 2026
Part 1 / 3

Somewhere on Murano, behind an unmarked door, an old furnace keeps a warehouse of unopened boxes. A dear friend recently took me to this top secret location and inside, we found what Venice forgot: one‑off Murano coupes, flutes and goblets with stems like high jewellery and glass in the palest lagoon colours.Inside each box were the forgotten pieces from Venice’s great glass houses: small remainders from closed furnaces and shops, carefully wrapped and then abandoned.

The story continues in the next post

LAUNCHING SOON

1930s Perfectly Unmatching Murano Coupes & Wine Glasses

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02/03/2026

JUST FOUND

Our latest pieces have just been published on our website, TheItalianCollector.com. Including Italian Vintage Furniture & Art, Murano Glass, Vintage Aperitivi Glasses and Barware.

DM us or visit the website or our gallery in Florence for more information and pieces.

12/02/2026

'One of Campari's most important historic posters', Leonetto Cappiello’s “Bitter Campari” (1921) is an early original lithographic affisso printed in Italy for Les Nouvelles Affiches – Cappiello, which makes it incredibly sought after. Cappiello's Clown is one of the defining images in Italian advertising. Surviving first‑edition examples in this 100 × 70 cm format and A– condition, with “Stampato in Italia” and the original margins present, are scarce and much sought after by poster collectors and auction houses. Often called the father of modern advertising poster design, Cappiello brought a graphic clarity and humour that transformed commercial art in the early 20th century and continues to influence visual branding today. Framed and ready to hang, this work offers a rare glimpse of an authenticated, early Italian printing of one of Campari’s most important historic posters.

Dimensions: H100 x W70cm

SOLD

03/02/2026

Vintage Italian Art, Murano Glass, furniture, Lights and Aperitivo now on display at The Italian Collector Bottega, Firenze.

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Amelia
Rome

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