Posted 3 months, 16 days ago
vetraio50
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This little fish came home six months ago from the Saturday Morning Market in Rozelle.
It was cute.
I loved the pouting little lips in pink!
The glass is a combination of pink "alabastro" and a clear glass with silver inclusions. From what I can make out there are variations between the factories in the some of the features of the fish.
The tail shape and the exaggeration of the pouting lips are taken into consideration with an attribution.
I need some help here!
Fratelli Toso? or Formia? or Archemide Seguso?
Over to you!!



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that looks like a Fratelli Toso to me ,
Many thanks BELLIN68!
anytime!!!!!!!!!!!! :) i hope your having a great day!!!!!!!!!!
hey vetraio im going to be up for a while .............. let know if you post anything new!!!! :)
Hi Sean. I just had a look at the emails. The next step is pizza, TV and to bed early for the markets tomorrow morning! Enjoy. I'm researching Gino Lorcini!
cool ok, what time is it there?
hi vetraio50 have fun tomarrow !!!!!!!!!!!! :) , is night as well
Hi Sean It's 6.30 pm here now. You are up late! 2.30 am now?
i know i can't sleep , im on 1stdibs.com checking things out :)
Pretty little puffy fish with BIG lips, did you kiss him? : )
...... and it turned into prince charming?
Nah!
Botox!
Nnah!
Ha ha ha - sorry : D x
multiple :D x back!
Thank you : )
i hope you had a great day today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rain interrupted play!
you got rained out , iam sorry to hear that so what you going to do now? :(
Still want to know more about that box!
which box?
Big fishy kiss V!
Ciao BELLIN! The Gino Lorcini box!
And :D X from me to you AmberRose!
Amy taught me that one!
I'm learnin'......
Okay teach me as I have no idea...geez thought I was cool.
:D X is a hug - wide smile and crossed arms?
Oooohhhh, totally makes sense. Big hug for you too V!
Big huge hug for V :)
Yes I do want to know more about that box
vetraio50 , i have to say i have been having a hardtime finding great glass in the area where i live its been really dry, are you having the same trouble lately? and how are you today?
Bellin I am so with you. Dry as a bone! (no, not the coat V).
Driza-bone, digger!
Nuthin' terday 'n nuffin' yesterday.
I'll have to go into the shed and dig out a few!
Hahaha, knew you'd get it V!
Lol!!!thank God I'm not the only one:)
That's right I forgot v has a shed!!!!
Many thanks ozmarty!
Many thanks michelleamieux & trgrubaugh!
Many thanks MuranoGlassArt!
Hi
Almost 98% sure this is by either Maestro Luciano or Mario Gambaro. The technique used is a variation of the Argento which normally is Silver inclusions but gold has been used in this case
Dean
Hi Dean.
I think it is silver and therefore Argento.
Perhaps the photos suggest gold, but it is definitely silver.
So, Gambaro e Poggi?
Or is that a modern incarnation?
Eduino Ferro, Mario Gambaro e poi Luciano Gambaro: una tradizione.
Have you seen this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZWFLzpvBOU
Many thanks yet again for your comments!
Hi Vetrai
The Silver is definitely Argento and they striations and overall dispersion pattern is a definite style used by Maestro Luciano Gambaro. You are most welcome with the comments, always happy to help
Dean