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Large 1930's Roticello Tazza by Venice & Murano Co.
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Stunning large white and aventurine roticello tazza by Venice & Murano Co. circa 1930. Featuring a foot with gold inclusions and a rolled lip to the edge.
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Vintage 1930s Italian Glass

Materials

Copper, Gold

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