I even more think Bitossi.
She said it better!
Could you please get a photo of the back looking straight down?
I think it’s Bitossi.
Sorry! Furnace is the term used to mean a maker or factory. So, a Murano furnace means a Murano maker.
Yup, the equivalent of patented, registered, deposee and DRGM.
I’ll throw in that I’ve metal pieces like this which were made in South Africa.
They’re still made today. And yes, the numbers are for matching.
It does look Japanese to me.
Hm. That shape is like a fire extinguisher glass grenade. I think it’s a bottle, anyhow.
Celery vase shape.
I’ve seen British and American ones, and some west German stuff uses those little cabochons too. Which is no help by me!
Cheers. I’m inclined to a Murano furnace.
Sixties. I’ve got rather a lot of these faux turquoise glass set pieces. That’s a rather nice set.
That’s a later Poole though, eighties from memory.
Yup! Side on.
Side profile shot please?
I’ve seen some modern news pieces on it, don’t know if they’re on YouTube. One might have been on antiques road trip. Yes, it’s all XRF and laser...
It is rather Gauguin, isn’t it. architectural glass brick.
Oh, good thinking, I’ll do that. I’m faintly surprised there isn’t a Facebook group for Bengel. As an aside, I’m down a Hugo Dahm rabbit hole...
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