Murano-Style Art Glass Bowl

This is a decorative art glass bowl, likely a centerpiece or catch-all dish, exhibiting characteristics consistent with Murano or Murano-style glasswork. The bowl features an organic, somewhat star-shaped or clover-leaf outline with four distinct lobes and a gently scalloped rim, indicative of hand-blown or free-form shaping. The glass itself is a warm, translucent amber or light honey color, with subtle opalescent or swirled white inclusions visible within the body of the glass, creating a marbling effect. The base of the bowl appears to be clear or very lightly tinted glass, providing stability. The walls of the bowl are relatively thick, especially around the rim, suggesting a robust construction. The interior surface of the bowl shows some slight residue or dust accumulation, particularly in the central depressed area, but no obvious cracks, chips, or major damage are visible from the provided image. The overall impression is one of mid-20th-century decorative glassware, emphasizing fluid forms and vibrant colors. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with smooth edges and a pleasingly irregular, sculptural shape that suggests it was shaped by skilled hands rather than being mass-produced in a mold. No visible maker's marks or signatures are discernible in the image.

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