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Hi I have two swans that are lovely not signitures or stickers so if any one could help me please identify these it would be great thankyou
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Hi again Jackiegail0 the little swan on the left looks to me if it could be a Salviati salt ,possibly in glass with a uranium content ,you would need to test with blacklight to be sure,as to the other one I have my doubts that it is Murano, however Anita I hope will come along and give her opinion as she is more Knowledgeable than me on Murano birds.Cliff P.S On second thoughts I think the second swan is Murano
Last edited by artifice; 03-09-2010 at 07:12 PM.. |
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The swan dishes or salts are very tough. They look so much alike and everyone did them. This one is more AVeM-like to me. The wings are swept back and pressed together to form the tail. AVeM did many swan dishes like this... but I am not sure that others didn't do the same. One thing that makes me think that it isn't AVeM is the crest. AVeM crests tend to be like a wisp. There is a good chance that this one is by Salviati (or other maker -- yes, it is frustrating!) I usually call these swans Venetian glass without trying to attribute them further.
I am clueless on the big yellow bird.
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Anita http://sanmarcosartglass.rubylane.com Visit the Murano Zoo http://sites.google.com/site/muranozoo/ Last edited by TxSilver; 03-09-2010 at 07:28 PM.. |
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I have tested the little one with a black light as i thought the same but it is just a lovely green. thankyou for your advise again
jackie. |
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