Murano Green Glass Compote with Gold Floral Filigree and Hand-Painted Enamel Flowers

Unbranded (Attributed to Murano, Italy / Tre Fuochi) · Art & Decor > Glassware

Murano Green Glass Compote with Gold Floral Filigree and Hand-Painted Enamel Flowers

Era / Decade

Mid-20th Century (1950s-1960s)

Material

Hand-blown Venetian glass, 24K gold leaf gilding, and raised enamel appliqué.

Condition

Very Good. The glass shows no visible chips or cracks. There is minor thinning/rubbing of the gold gilt on the rim and base, which is expected for its age.

Demand Level

Moderate. Strong appeal to vintage glass collectors and those decorated in Hollywood Regency or Maximalist styles.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$85.00 - $175.00

Estimated Retail Value

$250.00 - $350.00 (Current cost for a modern artisanal equivalent)

Comparable Sales

Similar Murano green/gold compotes with floral enamel consistently sell between $95 and $150 on eBay and Etsy depending on size and intricate detail.

Description

Exquisite vintage Italian Murano green glass footed bowl/compote. Features a vibrant emerald green translucency accented by 24K gold filigree scrollwork and colorful raised 'Tre Fuochi' (three fires) hand-painted enamel floral motifs. The pedestal base also features gold banding.

Key Features

Highly collectible 'Tre Fuochi' style; vibrant emerald green color; hand-painted high-relief enamel flowers; 24K gold accents.

Authenticity Indicators

High confidence. The 'Tre Fuochi' technique is specific to Murano; construction shows internal glass characteristics consistent with hand-blown pieces rather than mold-pressed glass.

Flaws to Note

Gilt wear on the top rim and bottom edge of the base; minor dust/residue in crevices of enamel flowers.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Etsy (best for vintage aesthetics), eBay (best for global reach), or Replacements, Ltd.

Selling Tips

Use keywords like 'Venetian,' 'MCM,' 'Bohemian,' and 'Tre Fuochi.' Photograph against a white background with backlighting to show the green glass color, and provide close-ups of the raised enamel work to justify the price.

Appraised on 5/27/2026