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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass Animals & Figurines => Topic started by: NevB on August 05, 2020, 06:58:48 PM
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This 11cm. uranium sommerso glass horse has similar features to the duckling I've just posted like the way the hooves and the ducklings bill have been pinched out. I think it too could be by Nason or more unlikely Cenedese.
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Can we see it against a white background please. I wonder if it's Russian. Uranium horses were galloping out of Russia in herds a few years ago
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Here are some more photos Christine. I took the first ones against a darker background as otherwise the legs are difficult to see. I've had a quick look for Russian glass horses and the ones I've seen are similar but none are modelled quite the same, particularly the hooves. The ones I've seen that are the same have all been attributed to Murano but of course they may be wrong.
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I've sent you a pm, Nev. I have a copy of a worksheet showing a Murano horse being made by Franco Toffolo, (although he made the one in the pics after he moved to Scotland.) but I can't resize it to post it here. If you get my message, reply, and I'll send it to you. :)
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Thanks Sue, unfortunately I haven't received your message. I'll try and do some research on Franco Toffolo.
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Maybe it went into your spam? I just sent another one. It's to get us in email contact so I can attach the worksheet.
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Still nothing, nor in spam or My Messages. You can email me on ****** if you wish.
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I've copied that, will email you with the worksheet as soon as I have reported your post to get your address removed!
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I don't know if I should have but I've done it myself using the "modify" option :o
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As long as it is done. :)
I wasn't sure you'd still have time. According to my email box, you should have a message from me with the worksheet. It did send successfully. :)
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Yes I've got it now thanks. Amazed how quickly he worked. His horses head looks similar to my one so perhaps he made it, more likely when he was at Murano. I'll look into it further.
Nev
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I think the horses were more part of the tourist range of things at Murano. I saw a horse being made when I was there in the early '70s and bought one for my favourite teacher.
We didn't get to any of the more "serious" glassmaking places. It was an "organised tourist trip" sort of thing.
But I do think they have a distinct style. :)
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