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When purchasing a piece of artistic glass, knowing who made it is just as important as appreciating its shapes and colours. A Murano glass certificate of authenticity<\/strong>, an engraved signature or a company mark can provide useful information about the maker. But what is the difference between these elements? And what guarantees actually accompany a handcrafted glass piece? In this guide, we explore the role of documentation, signatures and trademarks, explaining how Vetreria Murano Design\u00ae identifies and presents its creations.<\/p>\n

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