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Posted 10 years ago
artglassfan
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I believe this is a Fratelli Toso bowl. It is cased in a caramel color with a white layer and stretch bubbles throughout. The bowl is 11.5 inches long, 3.5 inches at the widest point and 6.75 inches at the tallest point.
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Beautiful, well executed bowl! Do you mean Fratelli Toso?
Yes....I left the Toso part out of my post by mistake...Thanks
Yes, I would think Fratelli Toso too....personally. I have never seen this one which I think is unique and kinda rare. Great that the long arms are still intact!!!
What I note of interest is -- that I can see some (Canadian) Chalet/Lorraine Glass resemblance in this. After all - it was Murano Glass workers that migrated to Canada to started Chalet Art Glass here. Here is some of the story:
http://www.antique67.com/articles.php?article=79
So in your pic # 2 posted here -- I can the same influences in this Chalet piece with the long arms:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/79761-chalet-art-glass-centerpiece
....and also with my Uranium Chalet Glass here also:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/114367-chalet-art-glass-with-uranium
I found this post truly interesting -- and pure relevant to past history of both Murano and Chalet/Lorraine Glass. Thanks for the Post !!!!