Mid-Century Murano Style Amber Glass Free-Form Footed Compote

This item is a decorative footed compote or centerpiece bowl, likely originating from the mid-20th century, approximately 1950s-1970s. It is crafted from hand-blown glass with a warm amber or smoky topaz tint. The primary physical characteristic is its dramatic, organically shaped 'free-form' or scalloped rim, which features several elongated points cascading downward, reminiscent of the splash of a liquid or a blossoming flower. The bowl sits upon a pedestal base that incorporates a decorative twisted glass stem, leading to a circular flat foot. In terms of condition, the glass retains a high luster and clarity, though a small yellow price tag is currently adhered to the interior surface. No significant chips, cracks, or deep scratches are visible in the provided image, suggesting it has been well-preserved. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures from this angle, but the style is highly indicative of Italian Murano glassware or American artistic glass such as Viking or Blenko from that era. The craftsmanship is evident in the fluidity of the glass folds and the uniformity of the color throughout the piece.