Murano | ||
| Gracay2004's loves91 of 620 |  |  |
kwqd loves this.
ho2cultcha loves this.
Gracay2004 loves this.
Sergey loves this.
inky loves this.
Rick55 loves this.
Manikin loves this.
racer4four loves this.
Koppel loves this.
GeodeJem likes this.
SEAN68 loves this.
antiquerose loves this.
Cormoran1925 loves this.
aghcollect loves this.
welzebub loves this.
katherinescollections loves this.
vetraio50 loves this.
kerry10456 loves this.Create a Show & TellReport as inappropriate
Posted 10 years ago
glasslove
(39 items)
Finally my first authentic Murano Glass find at the thrifts. Has two stickers but no etched signature so I do not know who could have created this. It was hard to get good pictures it is 4 inches wide 2 3/4 high I tried researching the names on the sticker and got no where. Any thoughts my Murano experts?! thanks!!
Help us close this case. Add your knowledge below.
Create an account or login in order to post a comment.
Check out Mandruzzato !! There are a few generations of them ... Alessandro has commented here on CW in the past I think.
thanks vetraio!! I seem to remember reading that thread..
thank you for the loves kerry- vetraio-katherine!!
I would rather have a signature than the sticker!
Yeah.... but if it did not have a sticker, you would be happy with one of those..... :-)
right!! welzbub! good point
Loooooooove it!!
VET has you in the right direction. What a stunner!!
Thank you antiquerose!!
Thank you Comoran!
Thank you aghcollect!
Try facebook and there are Murano valuations on there.
Thank you geodejem.
Thank you racer!
Sean!
Koppel!
Thank you! Manikin
Lovely bowl Glasslove! The second label is a retailers label. The business name is (was) L. Di Francesco. The Regali Bomboniere, translates to gifts for wedding or wedding favors. It's followed by the address, Via Roma 388, the telephone number and the city Linguaglossa, which is in Sicily.
Thank you rick55 for that translation!! do you think it is an older piece from the seventies perhaps?? I know the newer pieces have a authenticity sticker on them, from what I have read..
I forgot to add that. I had the same bowl except mine was an ashtray with cutouts for cigarettes. I purchased it in Venice in the late 70's (77-79), well before I seriously
started collecting Murano glass, so yes, I believe it could be from around that time.
Cool thanks Rick.
Found some on ebay
Itm#171762427861
Itm#171761516061
Thanks pacificus! very similar I love the blue one
vetraio 50 is right as usual , the lable is egg shape horizontal, mandruzzato begin 70 ties