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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Murano & Italy Glass => Topic started by: Anne E.B. on March 30, 2011, 02:52:50 PM
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Any thoughts on this very heavy triple cased decanter would be much appreciated. The whole thing glows nicely under a U.V. light. Its very much like a tall bottle vase that I posted previously which members agreed was Murano, but actual maker unknown. I've shown them together to show the similarities. Someone hopefully might recognise the maker from the design :huh: ;D
The decanter is very heavy at 2389g and in total measures 50cm high (19½"). Flat polished base with age related wear. I'm guessing it dates back to the 50-60s or thereabouts.
TIA ;D
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I've seen bottles of this form without a stopper attribute to Seguso VdA. The layers are crisp enough that I believe the attribution. Gorgeous, gorgeous bottle. How did the stopper ever survive?
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How did the stopper ever survive?
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If you only new!
It does look stunning with its stopper.
Many thanks for your help :thup:
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Anne...you're so lucky finding this stuff! What a great bottle and stopper!
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I would be hesitant to buy this as Poli due to the colour and the form. It doesn't look right. The bottle part I am sure has been listed here before...
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Er nobody mentioned Poli... :huh:
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Ok...i probably need sleep...sorry everyone... :phew:
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Normally Murano is not my thing - but for this decanter :mrgreen: I think it is magnificent. A great find.
Ross
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Thank you folks :thup: Much appreciated.
It is kind of special. However, it nearly got me locked up taking it through the security check-in at the airport last weekend, but that's another story :wsh:
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Gorgeous thing Anne. Lucky my partner Alison doesn't look at this site I would be sent out on a search and find IMMEDIATELY order.
The sommerso does remind me of a piece we have but the stopper/dipper is broken on ours. We only kept it because we love the sommerso on it.
Will post picture later.