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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: Alfies Dad on September 07, 2010, 03:32:45 PM
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I found this today but is in quite a sorry state its missing one ear and looks as if its lived in a marine aquarium for some years and is covered with a crustacean like matter (does anyone know of something to remove this?) signed Gambaro (i think), I've not seeen these before and wondered if anyone could give me some info, measurement is 11 cm high.
Robert.
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Mario Gambaro (Murano)
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I don't know if it would hurt the glass, but the aquarium deposit might be calcareous in nature and might respond to a limescale active cleaner - descaler or toilet cleaner - however, you had better check with the others on here whether they would harm the glass before doing so.
However, the main reason for posting is to say I like the head - I have a full Murano horse with a very similar feel about it that I've had since I was small - I'll dig it out later and do a photo.
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Many thanks to you both :thup: .... I will try some of those cleaning products, hope it works.. it is quite unsightly at the moment :X:
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The finish is called scavo. It looks like it has been buried for a long time. Gambaro made a good bit of scavo black glass. No need to clean it. It is supposed to look that way.
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Too late I've just pan scrubbed it for half an hour with a good bit of cif cream, :thud: Thankfully its not worked ;D
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I don't know what the creme is. Scavo usually isn't harmed unless it is abraded terribly or exposed to harsh acids. It may look just the same. Fingers crossed that the finish wasn't harmed.
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Apologies for knocking this one up again, I would just like to ask, would it be possible to get this repaired? Its missing one ear and does need another... If so, any info on, who? / where? and rough idea how much? would be appreciated.
Robert.