Topic: Large Bird

[Pipsi]

Thanks everyone, sorry again about the pictures, here are the links:

http://www.trocadero.com/svazzo/items/1089212/en1.html

Cenedese Swan or Crane
[Mod: Enormous URL converted to a "text link"
Please also note that the link goes to a "Download Attachment" page and it is necessary to click the "here" word to view the image.
An alternative route is to go to the "Murano Zoo - Birds by Cenedese-3" page and view the "Swan or Crane" image from there.]

The second one was on the Murano Zoo site where I also came across the Cenedese bird signed by Alberto Tosi

Now, back to my research......

[chopin-liszt]

Thanks for the links. 

[KevinH]

Hi Pipsi,

I have converted the very long URL in your post above to a "text link" - and also added extra info for viewers who are new to how the Murano Zoo pages operate. Sometimes a very long URL can cause problems with display on PCs or other devices.

[Pipsi]

Thanks, I'm not doing very well at this 

[KevinH]

Don't worry about it. It's the sort of thing a Moderator will sort out if it looks like it needs it. 

[glassobsessed]

It can be a steep learning curve, we all have to start somewhere...

[chopin-liszt]

I'd have to ask a moderator or somebody how to convert a huge link into a small one, I just haven't had the opportunity to show my ignorance yet. 

[Pipsi]

Lol! I was just feeling sorry for myself and my ignorance - over it now 

I've not found out much about the Toso/Tosi conundrum, the more I dig the more I realise how little authenticated information is out there. The styling of my bird is very similar to Cenedese though so I'm looking for artists/manufacturers who have the same linear quality to their work if anyone has any pointers.

Thanks 

[chopin-liszt]

That's the joy of glass collecting.
And why we're here.

We've not had any input from some of the serious Murano folk yet.
We don't give up here. Some identifications can take years, some just seconds.