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Venini Vase Attributed to Napoleone Martinuzzi

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    Posted 7 years ago

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    dj-reverb
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    This vase came out of a large Murano and Scandanavian glass collection.
    Rare Murano art glass vase featured in yellow gold glass and blue trim. Attributed to designer Napoleone Martinuzzi, for Venini. Unfortunately the base has a chip. Since I bought other items the owner gave this for free. :)

    Measures: 6 1/2" tall
    3 3/4" wide

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    1. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 7 years ago
      OK, if its price was truly "free", who the heck cares about a chip on its base...? Put that side to the back on the shelf, and <smile> at a pretty piece!! <thumbsup><LOL>
    2. dj-reverb dj-reverb, 7 years ago
      That was my thought exactly. Thanks anythingobscure!
    3. MacArt MacArt, 7 years ago
      my favorite price. And it doesn't really matter that much on rare pieces acquired for personal appreciation

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