Topic: Is this candelabra Salviati latticino?

[heartofsklo]

Stunning looking piece with gold flecks throughout the clearer glass, I am guessing Murano. Measures 17cm tall and 22cm at its widest point. Base has a pontil scar but cannot see any other marks.

[Max]

It looks like a very fine piece.  Kind of reminds me of Barovier, but I'm sure the Murano experts will give you proper information.  

[heartofsklo]

Thanks Max. Should I post it in the Murano section also if I may get more specific advice?

[flying free]

wow that is beautiful  and beautifully made it seems to me.
Is it heavy? 
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[heartofsklo]

Thanks flying free, I had to have it when I saw it. It is not especially heavy.

[TxSilver]

That bright red makes me think of Seguso. Both Seguso VdA and Archimede did things like this. I don't know if it is their work, but I would keep them in the running until you find out who made it.

[ahremck]

I don't see any Latticino in the piece.  Latticino consists of twisted canes that form a lattice.  What you have on the "gold" bits is a glass rod with evenly spaced raised ribs, that has then been twisted so the ribs in certain [places look like a lattice but are in fact not.

Ross

[heartofsklo]

As an exercise, I have written to Barovier, Seguso and Salviati as they may well be able to help. I am not sure they will be able to, if I get any responses with specific info I will post back of course.

[Cathy B]

What do you think of the similarity of the candle holders sections to this? It's labelled for Barovier & Toso (torn label looks genuine).