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Posted 10 years ago
Rick55
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I have a thing about Murano blackamoor figurines. I don't know what it is, but I love them. This one is a departure from the classic candleholder as the figure is depicted holding a bowl of polychrome fruit. It's a good size measuring 12" tall and in pristine condition. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find an attribution. As always, thanks for looking.
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There are several possibilities, but I lean towards Ercole Barovier for Barovier & Toso. Here's an example: https://www.antiquehelper.com/item/353124
Thank you Twentiethc. It's so hard with blackamoors as most share similar features. There are so few that are actually documented that it's hard to identify the particular details used by one designer over another. If we had more pieces that could be definitely attributed -either by label or reference book- it would be much easier to compare the specific characteristics from one to the other. I have considered Barovier, but being that so many are attributed to him, some correctly and most incorrectly, it's difficult to pinpoint specific elements common to each. The base on the example you provided, is similar to other Barovier's I've seen, but I just don't know about mine. I appreciate your help.
Thanks for the love Vetraio, it's appreciated.
I wonder if they still pull the type of money they use to do a few years ago
Thanks for the love Zowie. No, unfortunately the prices are still down from where they were some years back.
A beautiful example ....great colors!
Thanks for the kind comment and love Artglass, it's appreciated.
That's a shame because I was surprised at what they use to pull
That's the nature of collecting Zowie, prices go up and prices go down. What's collected today falls out of favor tomorrow. Thanks for the love Manikin and Aghcollect, it's appreciated.
Love, and LOVED !!
Stunning Piece Rick!! I love Figurines -- Such works of true Decorative Art !!!!!!!
Gorgeous, as are they all! As the figurine is offering the fruit, do you think you may, one day, find the receiving figurine? Just a flight of fancy!!!
I am loving all of your blackamores Rick. They appeal to me more than the usual Murano figures...maybe it's the contrast? I just find them more interesting and get your love of them!
An incredible piece of glass ! The details, colors, and contrast in these figures always amaze me !
Ivan fully understand why you love this wonderful pieces of art glass, I have only one which is a kneeling candle holder and I love it, it sat next to my Murano lamp...I look stop and look every time I see one...and think ..shall I?...they are so beautiful...
Rick.
This is ART at Work.
We can just close ours eyes, an imaging the glass master doing this piece, how skill they are and so many step in the process, every single pieces of glass individually place, WOW, Gorgeous, fabulous, amazing
Now we know why they are Glass Master for hundred years.
Czech or Italian ??, who really care, this is something :D
I love it.
Alan
Wow! Thanks to all of you for the wonderful comments and love, it's so appreciated.
I enjoy sharing art glass with you, and your comments and love make it worthwhile!
Yeah I know that much at least but sometimes it's a shock how much it drops
Cool find Rick!
Thanks Yesterday and DD.
Thanks for the love Austro.
you have so much beautiful glass, Rick!
Thanks so much Ho2... I always appreciate your kind comments!