Featured Some Type of Murano Glass?

This cornucopia bowl stands 4" tall, the opening is 5 1/2" x 6 1/2". Looks like the foot was applied after. No marks.

 

Lovely bowl,I think its called "laticino" ? As an aside,has anyone else noticed there's a plethora of Murano on the market and its going dirt cheap ?

 

Laticino has a different look. The lines on mine don't criss cross.

 

Wow! Just found this!

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/d...italian-art-glass-seashell-bowl/id-f_2938822/

 

If its First Dibs, divide the price by about ten.

 

I'm sold a small latticino bowl for $19.99 last week and I've had some luck with other small items like paperweights. I've stopped buying most "Murano" vases and bowls, though, because of the Chinese stuff. I'm also having trouble selling larger pieces. If it doesn't have gold flecks, a label, or aventurine I pass no matter what it is.
Don

 

Great piece. I was thinking "definitely Italian" at first glance. Absolutely gorgeous. I'll never tire of this kind of glass.

Although 1st Dibs is ridiculously over priced -not sure how anything ever sells on the site (?) Might be an idea to maybe follow up on some of the descriptive words offered from that listing:

Documented to designer Dino Martens for Aureliano Toso, circa 1950s, in the "A Trina" design.

Some possible keywords for research at a minimum.

 

Thanks Owned, Don and Lucille.