Murano glass chandeliers
 of the Ca'rezzonico type:


They take their name from one of the most
 famous palaces in Venice, located in the
 Dorsoduro district and overlooking the
 Grand Canal between Palazzo Contarini Michiel
 and Palazzo Bernardo Nani, not far from
 Ca'Foscari.


Ca' Rezzonico in short is the seat of the 
Museum of the Venetian 18th century, but
 it also houses an immense historical
 treasure of Murano glass chandeliers:
 the Ciocca or Rezzonico chandelier to
 understand us, the first one designed 
and designed by Giuseppe Briati and
 made in Murano in the second half
 of the 18th century. A monumental
 Murano galss chandelier of sumptuousness
 and lightness, supported by an innovative 
interlocking technique that seems to cancel 
the supporting structure among the coloured
 reflections.  The Ciocca or rezzonico
 chandelier is the focal point of
 the exhibition curated by Cornelia
 Lauf under the scientific direction 
of Gabriella Belli.

For many years we have been producing spare parts for 

Murano chandeliers

 in the sense of blown glass chandeliers on the island.

Every now and then we find ourselves

quote for some Murano glass flowers

or some

 Murano glass leaf in which the
customers tell us the price of the



chandelier where they are to be placed.

More than one customer claims to have purchased a
"Murano chandelier" with five lights for 

euro 400.00 delivered

 at home packed
perfect and a phone call to ask if

 everything had gone well.

But don't you wonder how much the glass is worth?

in that box?



Can I tell you?

Are you ready?



Worth from € 82.00 to € 87.00 no more.



If you have bought it by now, don't tell us.
with your friends, someone who can count and who understands

 how much does a
master blower in Murano is there.


Then let's go and see where these companies are
selling glass chandeliers at 400.00 euro

You can find them at Piombino Dese (PD)
You can find them at Marcon (VE)
You can find them at Mogliano veneto

We sell, restore and repair chandeliers in
Murano glass for over 20 years,
 we are online since 1998
 ( year of Google's birth)
The countryside between Treviso, Padua and Venice with
all the beautiful and very important companies that 

are there and with all the
respect for the work of others,

 I guarantee you it is

 NOT on the island of Murano


Not to mention ecological disposal: la Tari 
do you know her?

But now let's finish with this crap like
 the islands of Murano on the mainland.

We present the LISZT series
Murano glass chandeliers, made on the island
of Murano:



Do you want proof?

 We make you the complete video

 of
blowing of YOUR Murano chandelier, 

not the video of a horse's production,
no. The blowing of a Murano chandelier 

made on the island.

Labels, guarantees and anything else we do not stand
wasting time is better the video.

These Murano glass chandeliers being
made piece by piece can be customized 

directly from the customer
in colour, size and number of lights.

In a Murano chandelier with five lights there are
are 10 (ten) pieces near the central shaft:

five tall leaves and five tall flowers

and 10 (ten) pieces in the outer lap:

Five arms and five low leaves.

Available for quotes and advice,



before buying a chandelier ask for a
free advice,

Ask us the question:



Is it a Murano chandelier?

What is Murano Glass? Unique colors




Murano blown glass is mainly composed of pure siliceous 
sand
mixed with metal oxides and takes on different colours.

Spare parts fo murano chandeliers
 

This compound mixed with very small additions of other
substances is melted at very high temperatures and 
transformed
 into Murano
blown glass with beautiful colours.
Objets



Each colour derives from the addition of a 
differen oxide
which determines its intensity according to the
 quantity used.

Figurine

 


Murano blown glass has always been characterised by the
colours obtained and it is easy to say that the world has 

learned to appreciate
coloured glass from this island.

2016: the year of the creation of a new production structure

Crystal drops: large chandeliers in Murano blown glass