Murano Style Art Glass Poodle Figurine

This item is a clear, hand-blown art glass figurine depicting a stylized poodle, likely originating from the mid-20th century Murano tradition or a similar studio glass school. The poodle is captured in a seated or standing posture with exaggerated, rounded protrusions representing the characteristic 'pompom' fur on the ears and head. The interior of the glass features a complex 'sommerso' or submerged technique, showcasing a core of dark smoked glass accented with vibrant swirls of yellow, blue, and orange frit. There are visible metallic copper-colored aventurine flecks distributed throughout the body, adding a sparkling effect under light. Physically, the piece appears to be made of heavy leaded glass with high clarity and smooth, flame-polished surfaces. The craftsmanship is evident in the seamless integration of colored glass and the fluid, organic shape of the limbs and ears. While no etched signature or maker's mark is visible in the photograph, the style closely mirrors 'Zanetti' or 'V. Nason & C.' productions from Venice. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, fractures, or significant surface scratches, though standard shelf-wear on the base is expected. The color palette is sophisticated, using 'pulegoso' like air bubbles or controlled inclusions to create depth within the torso.