Cristalleria Fratelli Betti was founded in the Italian region of Empoli, in 1954, by three brothers, Daniel, Loris and Jose Betti, when they took over an existing factory run by the Mori family, named Vetreria Rioda. In the early 1970's, the glassworks was bought by the factory workers, and production continued until the company closed in 1982.
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Cristalleria Fratelli Betti
Cristalleria Fratelli Betti glass - shown below is our current range of vases, bowls and other decorative vintage collectable Venetian glassware by Cristalleria Fratelli Betti of Empoli, Tuscany, Italy.
Cristalleria Fratelli Betti was founded in the Italian region of Empoli, in 1954, by three brothers, Daniel, Loris and Jose Betti, when they took over an existing factory run by the Mori family, named Vetreria Rioda. In the early 1970's, the glassworks was bought by the factory workers, and production continued until the company closed in 1982.
Cristalleria Fratelli Betti was founded in the Italian region of Empoli, in 1954, by three brothers, Daniel, Loris and Jose Betti, when they took over an existing factory run by the Mori family, named Vetreria Rioda. In the early 1970's, the glassworks was bought by the factory workers, and production continued until the company closed in 1982.
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