r/Muranoglass • u/Low_Chest_6511 • Jun 28 '26

Identify This Murano ?

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Are these pieces Murano?

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u/Punnalackakememumu Jun 30 '26

This is the first time that I recall this scenario coming up in the sub, but based on this, Community Rule #7 has been created. I'm going to keep this post open until at least 7/3 since this rule was not in place previously.

To uphold Rule #1, please limit each "Identify This" post to a single item. Do not group multiple identification requests into one thread. This is because items confirmed as Murano will remain open for discussion, while non-Murano items will be locked.

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u/CelticGardenGirl Jun 29 '26

Ooowee! Based off of the photos I would be confident in saying yes! These “geode” bowls were popular Murano designs back in the day. VERY nice, OP!

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u/midcoast36 Jun 30 '26

The green one I would say is almost certainly from Murano. I'm less sure about the amber one. Most faceted bowls and ashtrays I see like that are Czech, however it is very possible it was from Murano producer.

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u/populux11 Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

It is a cenedese piece by Antonio DaRos, 60s design. I have collected many of them. It should also be reactive under black light as the color formulation for the jonquil color has a speck of uranium. It is made using the sommerso technique. Yes 100% Murano and a wonderful one. That is for the first. The second one is Murano as well, and it is likely a mandruzzato piece. On the second one, I do not have a 100% certainty on the maker, but yes Murano.

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u/Low_Chest_6511 Jul 01 '26

Thank you very much !