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Hand-blown and hand-tooled. Pulled finger ruffles and tool stamped 'wings'.

Italian Art Glass Stacking Bowl Set

Scarce set of 6 Ashley basket weave large goblets by Viking Art Glass. Bright citron yellow glass. Lovely and rare large spouted pot with cover.

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Retro Italian Stacking Bowl Set

Set of three retro stacking hand-made art glass bowls with a ‘Made in Italy’ sticker. Beautiful and versatile. Use as candy dishes, flower bowls, catch-all, candle holders, incense burners, ashtrays, pipe holders, etc.

Hand-blown and hand-tooled. Pulled finger ruffles and tool stamped ‘wings’. Made in Italy during the mid-20th century and imported to the U.S. Hard to find as a set. Hard to find with ‘wings’ that are not chipped.

Largest measures 5″ wide and 3″ tall. Medium measures 4″ wide, 2½” tall. Smallest measures 3½” wide and 2″ tall.

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