Swirly Bowl Murano"Italy"late XX century | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
Alan2310
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Hi
Everyone.
The 4 next post was the result of my hunting for glass yesterday, the second one i want to share with you was a Murano glass bowl, gorgious color, light pink, shape with 8 branch.
As a mark inside"Lavoriazone Arte Murano,Made in Italy .
9 inch wide , stand on 3.25 high, sit on base the 2 inch
Thanks for Viewing
Alan
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Some interesting Reading on Lavorazione Arte Murano.
http://www.fossilfly.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=3449&highlight=lavorZIONE+ARTE+MURANO
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php?topic=30943.0
Just want to clarify:
Basically it is made in Italy (but NOT on the island of Murano) so *not* true Murano Glass - and (supposedly) made in the Style of Murano....but the true quality just is not there when compared to Real Murano. The links should help to explain.
I just wanted to clarify that as so many people do believe this is True Murano glass. Nice piece - will still display well.
Yes antiquerose, completely agree, when I compared with my two other post early last month, not feel heavy, and not as good quality.
It's a process of learning on those glass pieces.
Many thanks for the comment and love..
Regards
Alan
This is great Alan!
It's a beautiful bowl. I think part of the distinction is in the weight of the glass as Murano tends to do heavier pieces. These Lavorazione pieces are lighter but I would argue nicely done. I own both. :)
Regardless of the maker Alan, it's a beautiful bowl!
Many thanks, katherinescollections for the comment and the love.
Yes I agree, for having few more, better quality, but this one when I grab it, I don't feel this quality, but I still love it.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/146735-venetian-glassmurano-italyred-leaf
Regards
Alan