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Posted 7 years ago
ozmarty
(123 items)
I think this is an early piece of Italian / Venetian art glass.
The Silver foil glass ( Agentan glass ?) has green glass branch handle and leaves as well as delightful sugar plums. It stands 7 1/2" tall and 7" wide
Hand made .
Any Ideas as to maker??
I'm thinking it is from around 1900 ??
Closest Ive come so for is Salviati but would like some reference if You have it ??
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Beautiful :)
Lovely shape, gorgeous texture!
Do you know if the green is uranium glass?
exquizit piece, congrats on a find! what's the bottom like? it wouldn't be surprising to me if it was Bohemian too
Hi MacArt , thank you . I have added a photo of the base . I had thought Bohemian then I bought it . It does look like Argentan Just can not find another . in many hours searching ..
Forgot to add has a pontil mark
it's really by the little things you have to judge what it most likely is, because general style of it is like something both the Bohemians and Venetians would do.
But the difference is how would they finish it, Bohemians would grind out and polish pontil mark, Venetians either fast fire polish or just brake it of, Bohemians most likely would cut and grind the rims of the bottom and top piece, Venetians would likely fire polish them, and now I see there's gold on the fruit, that's more characteristic to Venetians, Bohemians would more likely iridised it.
so this is my thinking out loud... now I too lean more towards Venetians on this... in which case without good match or signature it will be impossible to tell who is it by, because they have like a gazillion of brilliant masters.
Thanks MacArt .. so I'm still in the Venetian camp too ..
a wonderful addition to your great collection
Hi AdelC , sorry for delayed response . No the green does not
glow :(
Thanks kivatinitz , still can not find another or the maker with lots of searching ...
HAPPY NEW YEAR, MARTY !,!,!
Ozmarty I want to send you a happy new year 2023 such a long time....