A stylized glass bird figurine with internal controlled bubbles Clear With A Lilac Hue.

4” x 2” No chips or cracks Glass art, particularly decorative figurines, has a long history, with techniques evolving over centuries. The 'bullicante' technique, characterized by controlled air bubbles trapped within the glass, gained significant popularity in the mid-20th century, especially in Murano, Italy, and later adopted by artisans worldwide. This technique adds depth and visual interest to glass objects, making them unique decorative pieces.

Glass birds, in various styles and sizes, have been a common motif in decorative glass art, appealing to collectors for their delicate appearance and the craftsmanship involved in their creation. These pieces often serve as charming accents in home decor, symbolizing nature and tranquility. Without specific maker's marks or provenance, identifying the exact origin and era can be challenging, but the style often points to mid-century or later studio glass production.