? murano ? Fratelli millifiore miniature | ||
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Posted 13 years ago
maree77
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hello every one i was just wanting some help to identify this peice of glass i just bought , i was told it was murano , but it has no marks on it or any thing , and i know nothing about glass , just bought it cause it was very pretty.
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The term used is 'murrhine' or 'murrine' glass. These days it is attributed to Giuseppe Barovier or the fratelli Barovier. There's a good lengthy explanation of the tecnique at this address:
http://www.gardnerandbarr.com/glossary/murrhine.htm
Wow the Colors are Just Amazing!!! and its so small! Allot of Lovely in a Small Package! :)
beautiful!
Incredible work! And those colors!
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