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Author Topic: Murano(?) 6 petal green/ blue bowl-help confirming -need any information  (Read 1316 times)

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Offline DianeLA

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Hi, new member appreciate any help. I got this bowl at a market. It is labeled on the bottom as being made in Murano. I am looking to confirm this is a valid label since I know there are fakes out there. I am looking for any information about the piece...artists name, year made, value even if approximate. Would love to know what I have. The base is green blending up the cobalt blue and the tip of each of the 6 petals are clear. Thanks to anyone that can assist with any information.

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Re: Murano(?) 6 petal green/ blue bowl-help confirming -need any information
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2020, 08:21:18 AM »
Welcome to the message board DianeLA.

As far as I know the maker of these pieces is now a mystery but they will have been made in Murano. There is a green variation of the same label too that crops up from time to time, my guess for when is late 50s and into the 60s, maybe a little later too.

Any value will depend on many factors at the time of sale, generally not something we tend to speculate on here. For a ball park figure look on ebay for similar sold items.

John

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Re: Murano(?) 6 petal green/ blue bowl-help confirming -need any information
« Reply #2 on: February 20, 2020, 03:01:27 PM »
Thanks John,
I appreciate the info.  I will see what I can find on Ebay as well.
-Diane

 

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