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Here's another Murano piece I picked up at an antique mall.
It's also ribbed and looks like opaline over pale bale glass. It's heavy and pretty. Any good guesses or knowledge of the maker/age of this?
Thanks!
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its pretty , but from the looks of it, it dont look old, idk thats my opinion
Really nice piece of glass ,very pleasing to look at . Do you happen to know how to clean glass that is foggy ? I have an old crystal pitcher that my Mom used to put flowers in and it has a cloudy film that is resistant to vinegar or dish soap . Can glass be polished ? Sorry for digressing ,Jack
Jack, I use rubbing alcohol to clean my glass. If the film is sticky or feels like resideue, maybe use GooB Gone?
You are the best . Thanks , Jack
My first suggestion would be Archimede Seguso.