Plum Ombre Murano Bullicante Bowl Hand Please note that these appear

Please note that these appear to have never been used

This piece is attributed to the Italian artist S

What better way to secure your books than with a lovely set of Murano bullicante bookends

Note: One glass has a very small chip on the rim

Plum Ombre Murano Bullicante Bowl Hand Please note that these appearDark and sexy plum ombre Murano bullicante bowl with beautiful curves. Ashtray? Sculptural vessel? Ring holder? You decide. The bullicante technique became famous in the 1930's. This technique is applied to glass that is exceptionally thick. It entails layering numerous air bubble layers inside the vitreous wall in a grid arrangement. The blowpipe is then used to pull this mass, leaving on its surface a series of small depressions that are imprinted