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vintagemad's loves578 of 2794Clement Massier circa 1900 French Art Nouveau PotteryGarage Sales 5/17/12
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    Posted 13 years ago

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    SillyGirl
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    I just bought this glass horse and I am trying to figure out if it is Murano Glass and the Age-any ideas? Really pretty opaque mane and tail with mottled body-about 10 inches high. I'm thinking it might be 60's-then again, I could be way off. Any ideas are appreciated!

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    1. fatcatsnoopy, 11 years ago
      The horse is most likely 60's and may be cristales de chihuahua out of Mexico.
    2. antiquerose antiquerose, 10 years ago
      i agree with the above.....I always heard to look at the feet of the animal for Murano. They are done with more detail

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