Companies

The Vaccari have been active in the production and sale of Venetian pearls since the nineteenth century.

We often get contacted for news of this glorious ateler.

Unfortunately the company after being renamed Miva Srl went bankrupt on 26 April 2016.
Since its foundation (1866), Pauly & C. has stood for elegance, creativity and Venetian luxury.

IMuranesi is an artistic project born from the imagination of its creator Giampaolo Barbini.
At IMuranesi, the initial ideas of a product design are inspired by the simplicity of the objects and the lamps handmade by the Murano masters of the furnace, enriched with decorations applied whilst the glass matter is hot and still being processed.

In the fascinating atmosphere of the island of Murano, set between the sea and the mainland, the Formia glass factory is one of the brightest gems in the panorama of art glass.

The Vetreria Artistica DiPi glassworks has been founded in Murano in 1986 by Imperio Rossi, followed by Mario Costantini.

Arte di Murano was born in Murano in 1986 from the dream of Alfonso Morgillo, a young entrepreneur and the current president of the company.
Over the years the brand has know a great success with its large range of highly differentiated and exclusively handmade products:

The Oball artistic glass factory, founded by Luigi Onesto, then joined by his sons Fabio and Michele, has been active for over 30 years.
Oball brand operates mainly in the gift and furnishing objects sector.

The three members of Ragazzi & C. are three cousins, Piero Ragazzi, Alberto Moretti and Nicola Moretti who in the 80s became heirs of the huge cultural heritage of their family.

The furnace was opened by Alvise in 1987.

Cappellin Venini & C. was founded in 1921 by Giacomo Cappellin, and Paolo Venini.
The production, curated by Vittorio Zecchin as artistic director, and carried out by glass masters: Nane Seguso, Diego Barovier, Nino Pavanello and Attilio Moratto, immediately stood out for the thin and elegant glass, and the very high quality standard, such as the "Veronese" vase, and the "Libellula" vase.