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MU-60
elegant murano glass in green and brown tones, shell shape, wavy texture, antique ambiance
antique Murano glass dish on marble table
Leaf-shaped decorative dish, Murano glass in green and gold.
beautiful murano glass with green and white patterns
antique piece with green and beige swirling design
antique murano glass in shell shape with green hues
beautiful antique murano glass dish with wavy design
antique murano glass with soft colors and undulations
beautiful antique leaf-shaped murano glass piece with green and brown tones
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Murano glass

(Fratelli Toso Glass Factory \ Gold Application)

MU-60
elegant murano glass in green and brown tones, shell shape, wavy texture, antique ambiance
antique Murano glass dish on marble table
Leaf-shaped decorative dish, Murano glass in green and gold.
beautiful murano glass with green and white patterns
antique piece with green and beige swirling design
antique murano glass in shell shape with green hues
beautiful antique murano glass dish with wavy design
antique murano glass with soft colors and undulations
beautiful antique leaf-shaped murano glass piece with green and brown tones
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Measure
Height
5 cm / 1.97 in
Width
20 cm / 7.87 in
Depth
16 cm / 6.30 in
Designer
Fratelli Toso Glass Factory
Material
Murano, Gold
Country
Italy
Store
Defensa 982
Techniques

Gold Application

Costolature

Hand modeling

Lattimo

Designer (Fratelli Toso Glass Factory)

Fratelli Toso was founded in 1854 by six brothers: Angelo, Giovanni, Ferdinando, Carlo, Gregorio, and Liberato Toso.



Techniques Applied:


  • Murrina, especially the millefiori (thousand flowers) technique.


  • Iridescent finishes: As seen in Ermanno Toso's "Nerox" series.


  • Sommerso: Although not exclusively their invention, they produced pieces using this technique of submerged glass layers.


  • Bullicante: Glass with controlled bubbles.


  • Fenicio: A technique that creates feather-like patterns.


  • Zanfirico: Glass with white or colored threads in a spiral.


  • Incalmo: Joining separately blown glass sections.



After World War II, they collaborated with several designers:


  • Alberto Moretti, Licio Zuffi, and Vittorio Ferro: contributed sketches to the company after World War II.


  • Ermanno Toso: Nerox, Stellato, Kiku series.


  • Giusto Toso: "Rio" and "Elios" lamps (although he later also worked for Leucos and Barovier & Toso).


  • Rosanna Toso: "Gisa" and "Gheno" vases.

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