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🎉 First Purchase on District? Get $5 OFF your first order of $10+ with code JADE60. Add in wallet or at checkout. Welcome to JadeVineVintage. We love searching for authentic vintage glass (Fenton, Westmoreland, Murano, Viking, Blenko) and unique home decor. Featuring a curated mix of brass, wood, and pottery sourced from premier estate sales, auctions and thrift stores. We are open to offers on most items-send a reasonable offer our way! We do our best to describe our items accurately and disclose any defects before shipping. If we find a defect prior to shipping that was not otherwise disclosed, we will reach out to the buyer before shipping in order to give you the option to either cancel your order or accept a refund. Colors of products may vary slightly from screen to screen, please understand we do our best to capture the true color in photos but there may be some differences in person. All items are vintage and sold “as is”. All sales are final, please buy/bid responsibly. We offer: Combined shipping on most items. Refund on shipping overages of $1 +. 😊 Thank you for shopping jadevinevintage and Niknax!
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Mid-Century Italian Murano Pink Scavo Art Glass Vase with Curlicue/Scroll Handles 5-5/8” T x 5-3/4”
Vintage mid-century Murano art glass cabinet vase crafted in Italy. This elegant piece features a delicate rose-pink color palette and is designed in a classical ancient Greco-Roman urn style.Technique & Details Finish: Made using the famous Scavo technique (meaning "excavated"). The glass is chemically treated to give it a stunning, frosted, matte, and slightly crusty texture that mimics ancient archaeological relics.Handles: Features two beautifully hand-applied, satin-finished curlicue/scroll handles on the shoulders. Scavo glass originated in Venice, Italy, specifically on the island of Murano. The technique was developed and introduced in the 1940s and 1950s by artisans like Alfredo Barbini and the Cenedese factory, who created the "dug up" effect to imitate ancient Roman and Etruscan archaeological finds. While it was invented in Murano, the technique is now practiced all over the world. Meaning: "Scavo" is Italian for "dug up" Purpose: To recreate the weathered, mineralized appearance of ancient, excavated Roman and Etruscan glass artifacts Condition: No chips or cracks. Carbon flecks from the glassblowing process are present, highlighting its unique artisan nature. Measurements are approximate, please see pictures for condition and measurements as they are a part of the description. N2-2 Thank you for shopping JadeVineVintage and Niknax!
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- Listed Jun 12, 2026
