Topic: Ruby red , wrythen bowl with applied raspberry prunts & gold decoration.

[kane_u_pain]

No source David, just throwing a suggestion out their. I am hoping we stumble upon the key to these letters soon!

[tam bam]

I checked my Galliano Ferro fish and the rooster label on it states. AF.  That throws the Fuga theory out the door.   :thud:

tam bam

[kane_u_pain]

Sometimes the labels are as interesting as the glass! Love it 

[Baked_Beans]

Thanks Kane !

I think I will fill it with raspberries in the Summer and eat the lot  :nix:

Has anyone asked Alex (artofvenice) about the code on the labels ? I've been reading some of his very interesting comments on some other threads !  :X:

[keith]

I'm following your posts hoping something is found,been looking for a while now,the bowl with prunts is darker than in the photo

[Baked_Beans]

WoW ! What an extravaganza of Murano ruby ! Your bowl , with prunts , surely must be by the same maker as mine. I really love this type of Murano design ! Probably not to everyones taste but would look great in a boudoir with a pair of matching lamps ! 

p.s. No export labels I guess ?

[keith]

This one has bubbles,the base is like yours they are verrrry nice,

[TxSilver]

I have an Archimede Seguso bianco nero dog that has BD on the label. Not seeing a pattern, but maybe one will emerge.

[antiquerose123]

I have an Archimede Seguso bianco nero dog that has BD on the label. Not seeing a pattern, but maybe one will emerge.

 :hiclp: :hiclp:

See now -- I have Never seen this label with a BD on it....not that I have seen a zillion labels of yet.  :24:   But gee, they have to *stand* for something...don't they? 

We are a glass board, and would be nice IF we could *crack-the-code* on these initials.  Might they be a maker, or a place where they came from, or even letters used for a date code.....?


They have to have some significance for each label these Initials --- They Have to stand for something......IMHO

Wonder how many other initials are out there on these label?  We will have to start to gather facts on this, to see if we *the Board* might be able to figure this out.  Would be even nicer for the GMB to get the credit for cracking (maybe) a part of glass history of these labels, since nobody knows what the initials stand for at the current moment....and nothing seems to be on the Net.  Hasn't anyone ever wondered about this before in the Universe of Glass Collectors for the years, and years of collecting glass?  Not just even now, but in the past too... :X:

...Just a thought. 

[Jurgen]

Hi all..........I have pondered these labels for many years and have yet to come to any firm conclusions!................Jerry