Mold-blown glass cup from the workshop of Ennion, showcasing early Roman innovation, elegant decoration, and a Greek inscription, now preserved at the Getty Villa.
Gabriel Argy- Rousseau’s Poissons Dans Les Vagues
Gabriel Argy-Rousseau’s Poissons Dans Les Vagues transforms pâte de verre into a luminous aquatic vision, where stylised fish and flowing waves merge into a suspended meditation on motion, fragility, and the poetic stillness of the sea.
Moissac Vase by René Lalique
René Lalique’s Moissac Vase — a luminous masterpiece of opalescent glass — captures the Art Deco spirit at its finest, where nature, light, and form converge in breathtaking harmony and craftsmanship.
The Wisteria-Laburnum Table Lamp by Tiffany Studios
Discover the luminous beauty of Wisteria-Laburnum Table Lamp by Louis Comfort Tiffany—a masterpiece of Art Nouveau design blending nature, innovation, and exquisite craftsmanship.
‘October’ Stained Glass Roundel
A medieval farmer sowing October seeds, immortalised in radiant stained glass — where rural labour, spiritual devotion, and luminous craftsmanship unite in one breathtaking roundel.
Gold Sandwich-Glass Vase at the Canellopoulos Museum
Discover the rare Gold Sandwich-Glass Vase at Athens’ Canellopoulos Museum — an exquisite ancient technique fusing gold leaf between glass layers, crafting objects of breathtaking beauty and spiritual significance.
Roman Enameled Glass
Roman enameled glass, as discussed by Corning Museum of Glass, reveals a rare fusion of ancient glassmaking and vivid painted enamel, producing luxurious vessels where colour, light, and craftsmanship define Roman artistic refinement.
Fish and Waves by Louis Comfort Tiffany
Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Fish and Waves lamp reflects his fascination with water, Eastern aesthetics, and luminous design, transforming glass and bronze into a flowing aquatic vision of color, movement, and light.
The Enameled Murano Beaker at Musée Jacquemart-André
Enameled Murano glass, developed in Venice from the 15th century, transforms vessels through painted vitreous decoration, and the Jacquemart-André beaker reflects this refined tradition of color, imagery, and technical experimentation.
Hartwell Memorial Window by Tiffany
Agnes Northrop, leader of Tiffany’s female designers, “the Tiffany Girls,” crafted the luminous 1917 Hartwell Memorial Window — a masterpiece of light, color, and glass-painted landscapes.