Featured Large Reddish-violet Controlled Bubble Bowl - Search Terms Needed

I found a second heavy, beautifully-made, art glass piece yesterday, but I have been unable to come even close searching for information about it. So I am asking for some help here with search terms or other identification. Since I have been studying the bowl to discover its secrets, I will share my observations so you can use them too:

• The bowl is reddish-violet with a clear outer edge that has had gold colored flakes added to it
• The edge is not ruffled but pinched in.
  
• The controlled bubbles swirl up from the center area
• The bottom is cut and polished
• The "ribs" vary in length and start at the base and go almost to the top creating a starburst pattern when you look directly into the center
• It is not round or oval and the width is 9 3/4 inches in diameter in the middle but 7 inches toward the outside edge
• The diameter of the length is 11 inches at the longest point
• It is 2 1/2 inches high
• It weighs 3.6 pounds or 1651 grams

Any help will be appreciated. I am eager to learn.

 

I called it Art glass controlled bubble shell bowl and got this
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BAROVIER-O...OWL-GOLD-KNOB-CONTROLLED-BUBBLE-/192369134601

 

Yeah. That's good. I tried for hours and didn't get close. It appears they are attributing to Barovier. Thanks so much.

 

Press on, Kiko...

 

You know I will.

 

Makes me think of a Jellyfish!!!!

 

Okay I'll try that. I tried seashell for hours. Thanks very much

 

LOVE IT !!! ... Joy.

 

Lovely!

 

Thank you very much Joy. I love it to.

 

Thank you Fig.

 

After a lot more searching, I am now convinced that this is similar in many regards to a Barovier piece, especially the use of "gold" flakes around the edge, the color, the weight and the clear glass rim. I have seen these features in many of their works, though nothing yet that matches. I may have to be satisfied with this, as this is obviously to me a hand made piece and perhaps, a one off. Thank you all for your comments and those who looked to see if they could help. Most appreciated.

 

Update: I heard back from Barovier&Taso and they said:

​

"Hello,

Thank you for your message.
We are sorry but we do not believe these pieces are authentic Barovier&Toso items.
We cannot identify them as pieces that our company manufactured in the past years.
Best regards."

So I am back to searching.

 

Still, it’s nice they responded. Back to the drawing board!