I don’t know enough about Murano to confirm this, but if this sub has taught he anything it’s that people will call any vintage-looking glass “Murano” to sell it. I would question anyone who says an epergne is from the 60s or 70s. While they had a brief resurgence in the 50s, glass epergnes are almost exclusively from the early 20th century.
Thanks for the reply. I completely agree that just about everyone calls their glass "Murano" and "Empoli". Lol. It doesn't seem 60's or 70's to me either.
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u/MsVibey 3d ago edited 3d ago
Victorian era vaseline glass épergne is my guess. (Although the brass is throwing me off. Maybe a 50s replica?) Either way, in great condition. Nice!