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A beautiful vintage Italian Zanfirico Trefoil shaped bowl. Circa 1950s.
It made with thick clear glass with twisted gold aventurine and filigree spirals.
This lovely was hand blown with a polished concave pontil.

Vintage Italian Art Glass Zanfirico Filigree Blown Bowl

A lovely Art Deco dahlia vase, line #320 by Tiffin Art Glass, circa 1920-1940.

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Italian Zanfirico Trefoil Shaped Bowl

A beautiful vintage Italian Zanfirico Trefoil shaped bowl. Circa 1950s. This lovely was hand blown with a polished concave pontil. It made with thick clear glass with twisted gold aventurine and filigree spirals. The exact form and style is shown on page 20 of Pina’s Fifties Glass, Edition 2.

The bowl measures 7.5″ at widest and  2″ deep.

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