V.Nason Labels
All labels have the name clearly marked. The earlier
'Veritable Opaline' have a single red 'N'
in a circle, that is presumably the earlier
initial logo for Nason.
Veritable Opaline
de Murano
The earliest labels were paper-based
and shaped like
a scroll, with
black and red
text on a gold
background.
The letter 'N' is on the
left side (for 'Nason'?),
and two 'ribbons'
trail beneath this. Probably
used from c.1970-85 |
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V.Nason (Avventurina)
Made from 1989 onwards. These
vases and ornaments
always carried
a gold paper
scroll-type label
with AVVENTURINA
written across
with the Nason
logo at each
end. Underneath
is the company
name. |
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V.Nason (rectangle)
Uses the Nason logo prominently
with
the name
alongside.
Can be
found
as paper-based, in three different
colours:
- White text
on black
- Dull gold text
on black
- Bright gold text
on
light gold
There are two plastic variants
both
with
white
text
on clear,
except
one is
a rounded
rectangle
and the
other
circular. |
White text on clear plastic
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V.Nason (circular)
Probably the last incarnation, with
the name written around
the periphery. White text
on clear plastic
and no logo shown. |
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L.Nason
The label style looks a lot older than it actually
is, being elliptical
with a scalloped edge
and scroll text. The
label is gilt text with
a yellow background. However,
these can only be dated
to around 1980. |
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