Murano Vase

Can this piece be attributed to a certain maker?
Also, any term for the used decoration technique?
Thanks.

 

Not sure what to call the vase. Here is one I think is made in a similar way. Maybe it will help! Also......take the felt circles off the bottom. It appears to have a nicely polished pontil and there may be a small siggy hiding there!
http://www.houzz.com/photos/6294795...urano-Glass-Vase-Small-traditional-home-decor

 

Looking around.....I think GIOSSA is a search word you may want to use.

 

Could not find a siggy. The base is not well polished as it may appear on the pics.

 

Wow - all I can say is that if it didn't have the label on it - I would have said China import.

Try tutti fruity (sp) with adventurine as search words

 

I tried searching with "Giossa" but can't quite figure what the term means. Is it the technique used, it bolonged to a certain maker, just any decoration with multi colored glass and drippy streaks? Most of the pieces described with that term have canes type of decoration. On my vase there are random size and shapes colored glass.
Tutti Frutti seems to describe multi colored Murano glass. If not wrong, the surface is smooth on those pieces. Here the surface is uneven and bumpy.
I guess what they did was to roll the vase over glass shards but did not smoothen it.
It may be hard to attribute it to a certain maker unless I find something similar. The not completely polished base may help with the maker as well.

 

That is called frit

 

After looking at your pictures again, maybe frit is the wrong term.

 

Not frit, but certainly tutti frutti aventurine. Sold in the tens of thousands in shops in Venice.