November 2019

In 1984 the Voltolina brothers, heirs of a long Venetian tradition in the manufacture of glass, decided to diversify their production by producing high-quality glass for lighting systems.

At the end of the Second World War, after having spent his youth at the school of the great Masters of that time, Gino Cenedese founded his glassworks in 1946 together with the great Masters Alfredo Barbini, Gino Fort, Angelo Tosi and Pietro Scaramal.

Giuseppe Briati (Murano, 1686 - Venice, 1772) was born in Murano from a family that for generations was an expert in glass, and therefore entered in the Golden Book of Murano.

Trainied as a graphic designer, he came into contact with the Murano glassmaking tradition, creating chandeliers and objects, at Formia International.

Designer at Formia International, for few years.

Our site exists since 1997.
In all these years we have been contacted by hundreds of users from all over the world who wanted to have our opinion on the authenticity of all kinds of glass objects.

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Opening Times

9 May - 24 November 2019
Everyday (excluding Wednesdays) 10 am - 6 pm
Last Admittance 5:30 pm

Date and Time
Thu., 07/11/2019, 8:30 am –
Sat., 30/11/2019, 4:30 pm Central European Standard Time Italy Time

Location:
Gallery Ermanno Nason
Calle del Molador, 10
30141 Murano - Venezia

In 1966 in an old kiln of Murano, a young boy set to work the glass and soon aimed at bringing his skills to perfection and his own creations to life. That boy, Gabriele Urban, after a forty-year experience in glass blowing, has been working on his own kiln since 1995.