Pair of Vintage Murano Scavo Glass Duck Figurines

A pair of hand-blown Italian glass duck figurines, likely originating from Murano and created using the 'Scavo' (excavated) technique. This specific process involves applying a corrosive substance to the hot glass surface to mimic the iridescent, weathered, and frosted appearance of ancient Roman glass unearthed from archaeological sites. The figurines are crafted in a vibrant turquoise or aqua-blue glass with contrasting clear, frosted glass webbed feet and beaks. Each duck features a long, elegant neck and rounded body, standing approximately 4 to 6 inches in height. The surface exhibits a characteristic pitted and matte texture typical of the mid-20th-century Murano revival styles, popularized by studios like Seguso or Cenedese. Notable features include the artisanal application of the feet and the variations in color density within the glass. Regarding condition, there is visible surface residue or possible calcification on the beak of the left-most duck, which may be a manufacturing artifact of the Scavo process or later environmental wear. There are no immediate signs of major fractures, though the 'weathered' nature of this glass style often hides small surface flakes. These pieces likely date from the 1950s to the 1970s and demonstrate high-quality lampwork craftsmanship.