Venetian glass

The group took their name from a Venetian glass manufacturer.

A Venetian glass, blood red in colour, was the only thing on it.

A week later, back from a business trip, he found Venetian glass on window sills all over the apartment.

Even the clothing racks are made of Venetian glass.

"I have a soft spot for 19th-century Venetian glass," he said.

By the window was a red and white Venetian glass oil-lamp that had never been converted to electricity.

She studied the Venetian glass with the close-eyed scrutiny of a scientist.

Byzantine craftsmen played an important role in the development of Venetian glass, an art form for which the city is well-known.

I see from this that you're also interested in Venetian glass vases?'

Venice is famous for its ornate glass-work, known as Venetian glass.

It fell and snapped as if it had been made of the finest Venetian glass.

Intricate chandeliers of clear Venetian glass hang in all the right places, to dazzling effect.

When he questioned the price, he was told it was Venetian glass.

It is not an easy field to master, because almost no piece of Venetian glass is one of a kind.

There are photographs of Venice and a display of Venetian glass.

On the right-hand wall at the end of the big room is a little painting called "Venetian Glass" (1984-87).

Wooden picks are topped with delicate Venetian glass shapes ($36).

Wherever you stay you will find the Venetian glass and lace industries still thrive.

Venetian glass chandeliers were very big on Third Avenue.

She collects Venetian glass objects with engraved silver images.

These included marble, heavy Venetian glass, and bronze.

The baby was red as a tomato and looked as fragile as Venetian glass.

Venetian glass represents water and filters light.

Some owners decide they really don't want to sell that Venetian glass bowl that has been in the family for years, she said.

He filled a goblet of ancient Venetian glass with a purple-red liquor, beautiful to see.