1950s Murano Glass Bowl

1950s Murano Glass BowlMid century Europe's keen appetite for colour was felt in workshops of all specialities the most apparent being those of studio glass, of which Italy (and more specifically, Murano) was firmly at the forefront. Bright, fresh and modern was the brief, communicated through creations such as this 1950s bowl. See how beautifully it plays out on this jug. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

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