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How do I identify glassware markings?
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To identify glassware markings, try snapping a photo with your smartphone or tablet. By performing a reverse image search, you may be able to quickly learn the maker. If this technique yields no results, consult trusted online resources or seek the opinion of a certified appraiser or knowledgeable antique dealer. Find a wide range of glassware on 1stDibs.
1stDibs ExpertAugust 15, 2024
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Polpo Martini Glass by Simone Crestani
Located in Milan, IT
Part of the Polpo Collection, the Polpo Martini Glass features the mesmerizing elegance of an octopus, seemingly climbing the glass stem. Crafted with remarkable precision, this piec...
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2010s Italian Glass
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$299 / item
Polpo Manhattan Glass by Simone Crestani
Located in Milan, IT
Part of the Polpo Collection, the Polpo Manhattan Glass features the captivating design of an octopus seemingly climbing the glass stem. With intricate details, this piece pays tribu...
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2010s Italian Glass
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$299 / item
Skyline Set of 6 Tumbler Glasses by Mario Cioni & C
By Mario Cioni
Located in Milan, IT
A refined solution to sip whisky in an impeccable American style, this set of six tumbler glasses crafted of fine crystal will be a precious addition to bar cabinets. A dynamic textu...
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2010s Italian Glass
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Crystal
Giulia 386 Set of 6 Stem Flute Glasses by Mario Cioni & C
By Mario Cioni
Located in Milan, IT
This prized set of six flute stem glasses is a celebration of fine craftsmanship revealed by a seamless synthesis of timeless design and fine clear crystal. Distinguishing characteri...
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2010s Italian Glass
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Glass
Set of 2 Amalfi Drinking Glass by Vaporetto
Located in Milan, IT
AMALFI Borosilicate glass, flame-worked. An elegant glass with satin finishes, it plays on the contrast between a colored base (green, orange, blue, pink, and green) and a matte whit...
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2010s Italian Glass
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Glass
$340 / item
Octopus Glass by Simone Crestani
Located in Milan, IT
This octopus glass can be combined with the octopus pitcher to make a striking statement on any dining table, whether in a contemporary or classic decor. This delicate water glass is...
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2010s Italian Glass
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Glass
$185 / item