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Posted 13 years ago
scottvez
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This is a well made Italian art glass ashtray that probably dates from the 1950s- 1960s.
The glass is heavy and has a smooth polished bottom to sit flat. The twisted ribbons of white and pink were expertly crafted.
Scott
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Thanks again vetraio.
Scott
Thanks for looking bratjdd and bellin.
Scott
Thanks scandinavian.
Scott
Thanks again wolcott.
Scott
Hi Scott
Nice piece using both the Zanfrico and Latticino techniques. The Latticino are the thin strands of molten glass with the Zanfrico being the larger twisted glass you see
Dean
Thanks for looking Dean.
Scott
Thanks for looking eye4beauty!
Scott
I couldn't believe that it was an ASHTRAY. It is so so beautiful
Thanks for looking and commenting gtboi-- take a look at this other beauty:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/112114-early-high-quality-glass-ashtray
scott
yes, stunning aren't they.....Here is mine
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/118127-murano-art-glass-bowl-zanifico-canes
Thanks for linking yours rose-- love it too.
scott
Thanks for looking catteann.
scott
@scott -- Thank you for your Kind words!!
I have seen thousands of these in Hobby Lobby, it is made of resin!
Just messing with you Scott, beautiful piece of glass.
Thanks gracay-- you must work at hobby lobby!
scott
Funny, you are not the first person to say that! Regards William.
Thanks rose.
scott
Great piece of True Murano Art Glass -- with both the Zanfrico and Latticino techniques.
Thanks again rose-- I appreciate you commenting. I think this one was a souvenir piece originally purchased in the 1950s- 60s.
scott