If I had a million dollars (or euros) to spent at BF Signoretti Glass, I STILL would have trouble deciding what to buy! I love art glass and many of the pieces I saw make my heart flutter. WARNING: There are many glass galleries you can go to on the island of Murano under the umbrella of Murano Venetian Glass Center, and the quality of these places vary unbelievably from cheap tourist glass to art museum quality. So the turn "Murano Glass" doesn't really mean anything. However, BF Signoretti Glass Factory produces the highest quality Murano Glass, and it ranks as one of the world's top art glass producer. We were able to find them based on the recommendation of a local company. We spend a good three hours there because it was like a trip to a museum. Our guide (OK, salesman) was very, very low key in terms of sales and very helpful in guiding us through at least a dozen different showrooms. At NO point, did we feel pressure to buy anything. We started with a demonstration, as well as actual creation of the parts of a chandelier they were making. The craftmanship was outstanding, led by owner and artisan Alex Signoretti. We also had a demonstration of creating a small horse that only took only (and exactly) two minutes from beginning to end. However, the pieces they sell take sometimes months of work to create. We honestly had no intention of buying anything because I wanted to go because I just love looking at art glass. However, in the end, we wound up being a small cobalt blue vase, as well as four drinking glasses. It was shipped from Italy to our house (no charge) and arrived in perfect condition. Even if you don't intend to buy anything, if you like art glass, this is a most worthwhile 10 to 15 minute boat ride away from Venice. It's an experience I will never forget! We were not allowed to take photos in the showrooms, but their website has many great examples. I recommend looking at this page in particular: https://bfsignoretti.com/en/collections/. read more