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Creator: Vintage Italian Glass
Three Italian Millefiori Cased Glass Paperweights
By Vintage Italian Glass
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Three Italian Murano millefiori cased glass paperweights. The range from 1.75" - 2.5" high and 3.25" - 4" diameter. Two paperweights have decals. Made in Murano, Italy.
Category
1970s Italian Modern Vintage Vintage Italian Glass
Materials
Art Glass
Five Italian Millefiori Cased Glass Paperweights
By Vintage Italian Glass
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Five Italian Murano millefiori cased glass paperweights. They range from 2.25" - 3.25" high and 2.75" - 3.25" diameter. Three paperweights have decals. Made in Murano, Italy.
Category
1970s Italian Modern Vintage Vintage Italian Glass
Materials
Art Glass
Four Italian Red Millefiori Cased Glass Paperweights
By Vintage Italian Glass
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Four Italian Murano red millefiori cased glass paperweights. From left to right they measure 1.) 2.75" wide, 2.75" deep and2.5" high 2.) 2.5" wide, 2.5" deep and 2.25" high. 3.) 2.5"...
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Vintage Italian Glass glass for sale on 1stDibs.
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