17th century central European Façon de Venise(in the style of Venice) hand-blown glass footed bowl or tazza.

Radiating pattern of green, blue and white glass filigree retortoli, also called zanfirico. With the development of glassblowing in Venice in the mid-15th c., the desire for this unique art form spread throughout Europe in the 16th/17th c. Often created by itinerant Venetians in the countries of England, Spain, France, Netherlands and Germany, they strongly resemble their Italian counterparts but frequently lack the correct glass and precision.

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