Ruby red glass sugar bowl, Italian 1950s

Ruby red glass sugar bowl, Italian 1950s

Marsoni

M251S

$39.99

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Ruby red glass sugar bowl, Italian 1950sImpressive blown glass sugar bowl in the shape of a basket, in ruby red colours with a gilded ruffled rim; vintage Italian 1950s. Condition: some wear to the base Size: Wide: 12 cm Height: 17 cm Style note technically Traditional or Retro style refers to a new item that imitates any old style and design. Homewares, products in such style were produced from around the 1970s onward. Retro designed items often have a mix of decorative elements from

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