1970s Fratelli Toso Glass Serving Bowl

1970s Fratelli Toso Glass Serving BowlThe Fratelli Toso archive is one of the richest in Murano glass, spanning more than 150 years of innovation and expertise. It was founded by six brothers and soon became known for reviving the lost art of highly complex techniques such as murrine millefiori. This bowl from the 1970s is an example of its quieter sideinstead of capturing your attention through color alone, it also does so via its unique silhouette. Please note, this item is a truly

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perfectly sized for serving nibbles

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