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    Posted 13 years ago

    lndrozdenko
    (79 items)

    I believe this is a candy dish. Once again, cleaning out Grandma's estate and came across this item. It is a beautiful piece. Very solid. I noticed there were "bubbles" within the glass. Any ideas as to the maker, year, value?

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    1. Ace_at_TorbayAntiques, 13 years ago
      Looking at the pulls and organic shape, it seems Murano in origin - I have seen many in the UK in various colours and shapes and most I have seen in this form come from around the 1950's. Value is size dependant and would vary from 20-30 GBP for 4-8" wide pieces and up to 120 GBP for much bigger, up to say 14"+.

      Hope this helps!

      Ace
    2. lndrozdenko lndrozdenko, 13 years ago
      Thank you Ace. I appreciate it. I knew nothing about this item - every bit helps!!! By the way, it is the smaller one!
    3. antiquerose antiquerose, 10 years ago
      Yes I would say Murano Art Glass -- In a Free-form style. Nice!!
    4. lndrozdenko lndrozdenko, 10 years ago
      Thank you Antiquerose. I appreciate your input!

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