Topic: Blue geode bowl with frosted interior.

[Anne E.B.]

Any ideas about this one would be much appreciated.  The interior is frosted.  No maker's mark seen but there is a great deal of wear on the base, so I'm assuming it is quite old, possibly 50s 60s.
I thought it might possibly be Italian.  Quite heavy at 1600g, nearly 8.5" diameter and thick walled. 
Many thanks

[Anne E.B.]

Just giving this a little bump
I've continued to research it, but haven't found a similar one yet two years later.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated to expand my search. 

[LEGSY]

 :)Purely from a viewpoint it looks full of style very nice quality wish i owned it

[glassobsessed]

A vague Krosno or LSA, could be, maybe, sort of...

John

[Anne E.B.]

Many thanks for your replies and for the suggestions   I'll certainly check them out.

[flying free]

John do you not think that might be a Murano bowl?  I know it has the frosted interior but shape and finish and base made me think Murano?

m

[glassobsessed]

Could be, just realised how big it is, bit of a beast.

[Anne E.B.]

Just for interest, here's the bowl alongside my Carlo Moretti pencil vases.  I'm not suggesting the bowl is one of his, but don't they look good together. 
I love the colour! I'll certainly pursue the Murano suggestion.

[chopin-liszt]

As we're at the point of throwing ideas around I'll add my one and only thought.
It was from my guts, and I take no responsibility for them.
It's round, big, heavy, solid glass and unusually satinated.
Vizner?
https://markhillpublishing.com/frantisek-vizner-a-major-exhibition/

[flying free]

ooh Sue - great suggestion!

After you said that I had a quick look and did find this one with what I think is a matt interior:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frantisek_vizner,_ciotola,_1990-2000_ca.jpg