Murano Glass Bowl and J.G. Durand Crystal Toucan | ||
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Two of Today's Sunday April 7th, 2024, finds at the Concord, California Flea Market, were a Beautiful Hand-Blown Murano Glass Bowl/Cigar Tray, and a Made in France by J.G. Durand Crystal Toucan Figurine. I wanted to post these because, I really like Them! :^D
Thanks for Looking all Comments, or information, about this Post are welcome, and appreciated! Bill :^)
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haven,t looked for it something like the avem allocatation dini martens in an Pezzi di foglia argento manner, still tutti frutti style and not0 not an avetnurine
haven,t look for the release also give or take 1960
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what happened to your beard dude , we are the grateful dead , and grandfunk railroad generation !
Thanks apostata, what caught my eye on this Murano Bowl, when I saw it in the Sunlight, was the amount of Gold Flecks on the inside, and Silver, on the Outside, but in the Photos, you can't really see the Gold, just the Silver, I should have had the Sun at my back instead, but it was too hard to get a good shot, without getting shadow, over it that way! :^D I'm growing my beard back as of, April 1st, for the Renaissance Faire in September, then all off again at the end of October! Bill :^)>
Thank You, for the love, Pete, SEAN, BHIFOS, Scott, Mike, Kev, kivatinitz, dav2no1, Brian, and Kevin (vetraio50), it's appreciated! Bill :^)
addendum this it technically---Zanfirico bianco, Latticino ( milky) con inclusioni di foglia argento silver leaf Murrine ( =mosaic) leggermente cannate ( from the word canes= slight rodding)
Nice looking A.V.e.M, Tutti-Frutii glass bowl.
In 1932 a group of master glassblowers at Murano decided to open a new glass factory, A.V.e.M.(Arte Vetraria Muranese) The founding partners were Antonio Ferro with his sons Egidio and Ottone, Galliano Ferro, and Emilio Nason.