On Sale! ¥68,000 → This is a vintage glass bowl (small bowl, bowl) made in Venice, Italy, about 80 years ago. It's a so-called vintage Venetian glass. I purchased it at a shop called Chisa in Kita-sando for ¥80,000. 【Size】 Diameter: Approximately 13cm Height: Approximately 6.8cm It's made using the "hand-blown glass" technique, shaping glass flower-patterned parts called "murrine," which is also a technique of Italian folk art glass, into the shape of a bowl. It's a one-of-a-kind item. It would be lovely as a cold tea bowl, tea bowl, centerpiece, or interior decoration, or used as a salad bowl or fruit bowl. Made by Formentello Eli Vetri D’Arts, a Venetian glass workshop on Murano Island. It comes with the manufacturer's sticker, and the workshop's name is engraved on the bottom (the sticker has some scratches). Venetian yellow, typical of antiques. It's a lovely bowl with a bold color. Condition: There is a burnt-like mark in the center, like a pontil mark. This is a trace indicating that it is a "handicraft" rather than mass-produced. The small bowl itself is an unused item that has been stored. The workshop sticker shows deterioration due to aging. Decorative plate, vase, tea set, tea bowl, tea utensils, matcha bowl, bowl, flower vase, plate, kama, tea kettle, mizusashi, artist, artist's work, boda, Edo Kiriko, Satsuma Kiriko, flower vase, Arabia, Rorstrand, Old Noritake, millefiori, Limoges, cup, Venetian glass, Nordic, vintage, flower vase, Sevres, glass, idee, wine glass, France, stained glass, craft glass, Emile Galle, Galle, Daum Nancy, table lamp, Royal Worcester, murrine, Murrini, Murano glass, glass, plate, cup & saucer, fusing glass, Waho Funaki, Heihachi Funaki, Masato Hirata, Kyoichi Murakami, Takashi Imaizumi, Manabu Muramatsu, Kyoichi Murakami, Giichi Miyake, Giichi Miyake, Masahiro Ishikawa, Ryo Nishiyama, Takaomi Fujishima, Tatsumi Yamashita, Shingo Tasaka, Yutaka Morinaga, Naoya Arakawa, Ikuchi Island glass, Ishikawa Glass Kogeisha, Takashi Nagaki, Kyoko Tanaka, Yoshihiro Nishiyama, Kurashiki glass, Ryukyu glass, Shinzo Kotani, Shinzo Kotani, Eiji Kotani, Kyohei Fujita, folk art glass, hand-blown glass, molded wine glass, bowl, Kurashiki glass, goblet, Showa retro, antique glass.