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Falcon61
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F. Ragazzi Vase
A vase with a twist....
Second picture shows size comparison to some bananas and Honey Crisps.
I love Honey Crisp apples!:)
Thanks Much for looking at my Post!!
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Not sure if I know what Honey twist apples are but prob like our Mcintosh apples in Canada. Love the vase however !~
I love both of those apples, but Criterions the best. They do not ship well, however, so I have only been able to get them near where they grow in Washington State. Have not had any since I moved from there.
Gorgeous vase with beautiful color blend
Thanks Much to PhilDMorris, kwqd, and Newfld. for stopping by and leaving nice comments!
Hmmmm.....Criterion apples are a cross between Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, and Winter Banana.... interesting....I will have to look those up in the near future.
Mcintosh.... the national apple of Canada... a good all around apple for eating raw AND baking. :)
Honey Crisp are great raw....not much for baking....developed right in my home state ....MN.
i wonder what is right essence , this is very good stuff , but is in new murano in onesto style
we have to pinpoint the release is this still Ferro & Lazzarini glassworks or is this Eugenio Ferro & C
looks like semantics , but it aint , because having an MAESTRO title influences the value of the piece made in apprentice period or master period
very nice peice
Thanks Much to apostata for stopping by!
Francesco Ragazzi was born in Murano in the 1965. His family has been well known on the island for generations.
Start working for the Ferro & Lazzarini glassworks in 1981.
During his apprenticeship he acquired various processing techniques from famous glass masters such as: A. Striulli, B. Serena, G. Salmistrali, Giuliano Tosi, Oscar Zanetti, R. Bardella and the famous GIAN SIGNORETTO.
Thanks to the experience gained, it becomes known internationally and comes to receive the MAESTRO title.
In the 2004 He begins to express his personal technique, producing his Works.
Today he works at the glass factory Eugenio Ferro & C. 1929 where he is one of the most promising masters for continuing to create objects of art following the ancient traditions of Murano.
Even without all that.... I concur.... a very nice piece. :)
BEAUTIFUL vase!! We eat a lot of apples and Honey Crisp apples are my absolute favorites.