Here's a beautiful scramble.
I had it on my Murano shelf, but I'm second guessing myself.
It's "darker" more packed with tiny elements, more three dimensional than most of the Murano pieces I've had. So that's making me a bit uncomfortable with a Murano designation.
It does have a lot of aventurine mostly as edging on twisted ribbons, and I tend to think of that as a Murano effect.
The scramble is filling a center ball, with a good 1/4"-1/2" cased glass encapsulation. The center ball is basically completely filled with "stuff", unlike many Murano pieces where the goodies are only near the surface, with a clear interior, presumably to save money on the "fancy" glass, or perhaps because it gives the piece a lighter, brighter effect. So that leads me away from Murano.
On the other hand, the base is what I call a "sliced" base, highly polished, and cut a bit higher on the sphere, to make it wider than what I consider a standard round paperweight base. So that brings me back to Murano.
Any thoughts?
Oh yeah, I almost forgot, it's roughly 2-3/4" around.