Featured Help dating Murano glass little blue grape cluster

I'm sure someone can date this from the sticker. I am having no luck.
This is about 3 1/2" long, has 13 grapes and one leaf.
I can find a lot online but seems there aren't any with the tags still on them.
Oh, it was only a Dollar at my favorite thrift.

Mikey

 

Look 1970s to my eye. A glass grape clusters were a thing then.

Debora

 

Those grape clusters in the 60s/70s were plastic or lucite, not glass. I'm almost wondering if Mikey's piece is newer. If you google Murano glass grapes it looks like they are maybe being sold currently.

Not exactly the same, but along the same lines:

https://myitaliandecor.com/products...hIETZfNze0uX_F5fV4AL0s&variant=41145420251316

Love the color in these, Mikey!

 

Thanks. I saw the "my Italian decor" ones. They are much newer. Some of these clusters date as far back as the 40s. I think this foil tag is older than the 70s. But just me hoping. The "MID" set that is close to mine is $50. on their website. Ebay prices range from around 20 dollars to the hundreds.

Mikey

 

Can not help you except to say I love the blue grape color

 

Those are pretty. I'd think they were made in the late 60s to mid-70s, but I'm no expert in grapes.

 

What does it say on the band, the part of the sticker that wraps around the stem?

Debora

 

I was trying to figure it out.
Mantoanann?
Mikey

 

I love glass grapes - I have some made from vick's vapor rub bottles but I really love the color blue you have!

 

maybe Mantoan Anna
Venetian Murano Glass Pair of Grapes Original Labels | #17129540



company history from their website:

History

current market similar pieces:

Murano Glass Solid Grape Cluster, Small, Multiple Colors, Made in Ital

Murano Glass Grapes

Murano Glass Grape Cluster, Large, Made in Italy

 

Here's a mention of Anna Mantoan producing glass in 1978.

"From 1978 he devoted himself to the production of colored lampworked pearls in the jewelry atelier of his mother Anna Mantoan, who could count Yves St. Laurent and other fashion houses among his clients."

You can always ask the company what years she was active.

https://www.mantoanmurano.it/en/contacts/

Debora

 

The above quote was an English translation on the company's Italian website. Think "his" meant to be "her".

Debora

 

I sent them an email. We will see what happens.
Mikey

 

Lavorato interamente a mano = "entirely handcrafted" (completely handmade)