April 8, 2024
Green Venetian Italian Art Glass SALAD DESSERT Set Bowls Plates
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Green Venetian Italian Art Glass SALAD DESSERT Set Bowls Plates Description: Here for auction is this very lovely lot of bowls and plates. All free-blown with applied rigaree and bases. The color is a light green. This lot includes a Master bowl, 5 bowls, and 5 underplates. Suitable for a berry or salad set. The bottoms have broken, unpolished pontil marks. They are unmarked, circa early 20th C Italian Art Glass, probably from Murano. Measurements: Master bowl - are approx. 4 1/4" tall; approx 10 3/8" in diameter. individual bowls are approx. 2 1/4" tall; 4 1/4" in diameter. plates are approx. 7" in diameter. Condition: All pieces are in excellent condition, with no chips. Just a Lovely lot of Italian Art glass Top bidder all 11 pcs . Seller's Policy : All information pertaining to age, condition, origin, etc. are Approximations. ALL items are used, second-hand, or antique; and as such, have more Minor condition issues than pictured or described. Even items that are described as "Excellent" condition typically will show Some signs of wear and/or use. Unless expressly stated, None of our items are in "New" or "Mint" condition. Your Satisfaction is Guarenteed! If you are not satisfied with your purchase, simply notify us within 5 days of delivery, and we grant you a total refund of your bid price. Any returns must be in the
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