Crystal Clear Murano-Style Glass Dish

This item is a decorative glass piece, likely a bowl or platter, featuring a distinctive Murano-style aesthetic common in mid-to-late 20th-century Italian decorative arts. The object is primarily white with a vibrant, mottled 'spatter' or 'frit' effect in shades of pink and red. The construction appears to be blown or molded glass with a smooth, gloss finish and a slightly undulating or 'ribbed' texture visible in the concentric circles around the center. A primary identification feature is the original gold-foil oval sticker located in the center, which reads 'MADE IN ITALY' and 'Crystal Clear' in red script with a small cocktail glass logo. This label indicates it was part of an export line by the distributor Crystal Clear, which imported hand-crafted Italian glassware for the international market. The condition of the label is wrinkled and slightly lifting, suggesting the piece has some age, likely dating it to the 1970s or 1980s. The surface of the glass appears well-maintained with high translucency and no immediate evidence of chips or large cracks from this angle, though the foil sticker's wear indicates handling. The craftsmanship reflects the mass-market artistic glass production of the period, combining traditional Italian techniques with commercial distribution branding.