1950s Murano Glass Bowl

1950s Murano Glass BowlThe beauty of Murano glass is that it never dates somehow, designs made on the island are able to tick the boxes of both traditional and contemporary at the same time, which is a sentiment that can be felt in this bowl. Although from the 1950s, its unique shape, treatment and finishes ensure it feels entirely novel. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm

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takes approximately 80 hours to make

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