Murano Glass vase, possibly Fratelli Toso??

I am 90% sure this is an authentic Murano millefiore glass vase, and possibly by Fratelli Toso. I bid for and won it from my thrift store, and based on some Google image searches, it SEEMS legitimately what they were claiming it was.

But how can I know for sure? And what is it worth?

 

Two things bother me: at the very bottom, I'm seeing clear glass, and that long cane (and the others) appears to be casting a shadow. Those things suggest that the color is thinly applied on the inside of an otherwise clear glass vase. Those things, and the limited and erratic application of the canes, suggests to me that this is not true Murano. Others may disagree.

 

that's not a cucumber & flowers??.....

 

I need to see the base, but I’m fairly sure it’s modern Asian. The murrines are very thick and too clunky, the top is lop sided and also thick. Can you get a top down and base photo please?

 

Thank you!!
I took a bunch more photos. And there are a few identical ones out there for sale online. (The millefiore are slightly different shapes, so it's not EXACTLY identical.) So I took a screenshot.

Could you please give me a pricing recommendation?

 

The base is decent enough, I still think modern Asian. Decorative value. And it depends where you are.

 

When you say Modern Asian, do you mean it is a Chinese knock-off, intending to look like Murano? Sorry, I'm still really new to this!

 

Not a knock off as such, it’s just not made on Murano, and is probably Chinese. Good glass was made in China long before the west cottoned on!

 

Agreed on this one being made in China. Also - incorrect glass maker attributions (especially on pieces for sale on sites like Ebay/Etsy/FB marketplace) - are rampant.

 

Don’t get me started on attributions.

 

I figure as much with the online marketplaces, that's why I'm on here asking instead of just posting it based on other sellers!

And thank you, that's why I wanted to clarify about the nature of what you said. Thank you everyone!!