Perfume Bottle by Ercole Barovier 1940s | ||
| Murano and Italian Art Glass422 of 1643 |  |  |
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Posted 7 years ago
dj-reverb
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Perfume bottle by Ercole Barovier in his Cordonato D' Oro decor. The term Cordnato D'oro basically translates to cords of gold. Barovier developed the technique in the late 40's.
Stands 3 1/4" tall
width 3 1/2"
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I guess no stopper for this one Jason? Still what a beauty! :^)
Thanks Bill! No stopper...Couldn't pass it up though. It's in beautiful condition. ;)
What you have here DJ is a perfume bottle by Ercole Barovier in his Cordonato D' Oro decor. The term Cordnato D'oro basically translates to cords of gold. Barovier developed the technique in the late 40's.
Here's one I posted a while back: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/148505-barovier-and-toso-cordonato-d-oro-zebrati.
You can clearly see the well-defined golden cords under the ribs. This is the most commonly found example of the decor. A less common example, like yours, still uses the ribs, but the cords are made up of a series of little golden elongated and round bubbles.
Here are some examples of your style of CDO.
https://imgur.com/a/PCPRY
Rick thank you so much for the wealth of knowledge! I appreciate you taking the time to explain Cordonato D' Oro decor and giving links. Ill be picking up more pieces tomorrow. Couple vases. Hope to hear your input. Thanks again!
You're welcome D.J. I haven't been on CW much, but I just so happened to open it, and Guess what jumped out at me… your piece, so I had to take a look...
I hope to see your new one's :)