Murano Glass Goblet - Black and Gold Glass Of Venice 053926460588

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Murano Glass Goblet - Black and Gold

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$229.95 Sale: $195.99USD 229.95 USD 2026-02-18

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This gorgeous hand-blown Murano Glass Goblet seems to glow from within thanks to the gorgeous rich color and 24K gold infused in the glass. Get a feel for how Venetian nobles lived and entertained when you buy these fine Murano Glass wine goblets created following centuries of distinguished Murano tradition. This traditional Venetian glass or a set of them can be used for red or white wine, sparkling wine, and champagne. They make a great gift for momentous occasions such as weddings, birthdays or anniversaries.
  • Measurements: This Murano goblet holds about 10 oz of liquid. It measures 10 inches in height, and the diameter at the top is 3-1/4. The diameter of the base is also 4 inches.
  • The wine glass is very well packaged to avoid breakage in transit and comes with the original sticker and engraving on the base, and a certificate of authenticity.
  • Because each Murano Glass piece is a unique work of art made by hand, slight variations of colors and patterns are possible.

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This order was a gift - my friend said they were beautiful goblets - very impressive!

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Excellent service, fast delivery. I will be buying more.

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Gold Foil or Gold Leaf is used in Murano Glass to create designs that seem to shimmer and glow, which is achieved by infusing very thin pieces of real 24 karat gold foil into the liquid glass. This technique is used in crafting Murano glassware ranging from small beads to large sculptures and vases. In larger pieces, the Venetian glass artisan gathers a big blob of glass at the end of a metal stick, then wraps gold foil around the blob, creating a thin outer layer of pure gold, and then puts the blob into the furnace to ensure that the gold permanently fuses with the glass. In this way masters in Murano Glass factories can create gold Millefiori or Sommerso glassware, adding a touch of pure sunshine to art glass.