Topic: Avem salt or ?

[antiquerose123]

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[svazzo]

Hi all,
I was the person who bought that set.
And no, there is no Aureliano Toso label on them.
They mentioned there was a label on 1 of the pieces, not specific to Aureliano Toso.
I do believe they are Avem.
Hope this helps.

[TxSilver]

The swans in the link look like AVeM to me, too, Svazzo. Martin's swan in this post pulls me toward Salviati in the shape of the bowl rim and the tuft of feathers on the neck, as well as the crest. Who do you favor for the swan in this post?

[tam bam]

I found more that are attributed to Salviati circa late 1800's.  I wish I could find one with a label to confirm the attribution, but I think Anita is on the right path. 

http://www.rubylane.com/item/314806-Mu-Sa-Swan/Venetian-Glass-Swan-Salt-Dip

http://www.rubylane.com/item/466262-186/Large-Antique-Salviati-Dot-Swan

tam bam

P.S. - Thanks Javier for replying and letting us know about the label.  Really appreciate your help. 

[soledivo]

Tam the 1st one looks a likely candidate,
the 2nd I'm doubtful of the Salviati attribution.

good detective work, thanks. :chky: