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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Murano & Italy Glass => Topic started by: aslan7 on November 25, 2009, 04:17:32 PM
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Hello--I am getting away from my usual ducks and branching out into a giraffe as a gift for someone. This (see link) looks suspiciously like a non-Murano glass giraffe available on the Internet. Does anyone out there have any ideas as to the correct origin of this piece? The giraffes are hard to get and I missed a nice one in a store.
Thanks, as usual. rt
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Hi Aslan,
A number of countries could have made the giraffe but I am very suspicious as well that it is not Murano. It could be but I am placing bets that it is not. I wouldn't hold me to that but that is just my opinion. It is a nice giraffe though especially for a gift. I would just call it a glass giraffe with unknown origins.
tam bam
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Thanks for the response. It seems that Murano giraffes are not that common. I only saw one that had a newish label in a Philadelphia store and my lady friend really liked it. Someone else bought it and that was that. rt
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i have ny doubt's to, the frill of the mane looks ok, but I would normaly look for it to be longer,
however, the head just doesn't look right. too small.
I know various murano factories produce variations of the same model, even so my feeling is its not murano.
good luck :chky:
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I agree that it's not Murano. Does the giraffe you're looking for have to be Murano? Vicke Lindstrand did some nice ones for Kosta and I'm sure the Marcolin brothers must have done a giraffe at some time.
Good luck.
David
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On EBAY UK there are quite a few glass Giraffes the Langham ones look nice . jp
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Hi,
Sincerely I think that giraffe says 主要翻译
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