Exceptional Murano Glass Black Rearing Horse | Dancing Stallion | signed Formia Murano Pattern_St George Eve believed the serpent's lie

Eve believed the serpent's lie that she would not die and would be like God

Boxed set of EPNS and Faux Amber Mother of Pearl butter knives

and the factory's success declined and so eventually became the property of the Zsolnay factory in Pécs around 1895

Cherub plate

Villeroy and Boch Naif design

Exceptional Murano Glass Black Rearing Horse | Dancing Stallion | signed Formia Murano Pattern_St George Eve believed the serpent's lieAn Exceptional Murano Glass Black Rearing Horse Dancing Stallion Retains original adhesive Formia labels and signed [inscribed] in the glass [inner leg] Formia Murano Approx 41. 5cms (16 1 4") tall Approx 40cms (15 2 4") tall to legs in a linear manner In excellent condition GUARANTEED free from damage and repair