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Posted 2 years ago
modfather
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against my better judgment I bought this penguin at the beginning of a month long visit to Cape Town
it seems to be signed but only faintly
I cannot understand the sort of abrasion on the side near the base
fairly confident it is Murano but would like to learn who was the maker?
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I just can't escape the feeling, that this is Scandinavian.
maybe it is?
I am always open to learn something new
it seems to be some sort of Alexandrite glass
It will be great to find out, I'm sure someone will know.
I have a hunch this penguin is Cenedese, very much the colours and shape for them.
Fabulous
https://www.artnet.com/artists/antonio-da-ros/una-figura-di-pinguino-in-vetro-sommerso-azzurro-skU6L2Iu429RXHhcbaS8UA2
good call on Cenedese ;-)
comment from a supposed expert on another forum
However your penguin is not the shape of the Cenedese penguin. Nor does it have the classic Da Ros trademark ‘ bloodspot’ inside it. So I stand by my opinion. Not Cenedese in my view.
another comment was if it was Cenedese the edge of the base would be chamfered?
I contacted Cenedese directly and they said the penguin was not their product