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The Woulind Chile Serving Dish is a clear glass bowl with etched floral and diagonal lines, smoothly edged and round with a circular base. It rests on wood, its elegant design highlighted by light reflecting off the patterns.

A close-up of the Woulind Chile Serving Dish shows its clear, round design with etched leaf and line patterns around the rim, a scalloped edge, and a wooden stand, photographed at an angle against a dark, blurred background.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish, a clear glass bowl with etched floral and leaf designs, rests on a round wooden plate. Its delicate patterns and transparency are highlighted against a softly blurred dark background.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish, made of clear glass with etched leaf patterns and geometric lines, sits on a wooden surface. Its intricate design and transparent reflective texture are highlighted against the blurred background.

The Woulind Chile Serving Dish features clear glass etched with leaves and diagonal lines, set on a round wooden base. Against a dark woven-texture background, reflected light emphasizes the dish’s transparency.

A close-up of a clear, decorative glass bowl with intricate etched patterns, resting on a wooden surface. The bowl features floral and geometric designs along the rim and sides, and its reflective surface shows light and wood grain details.

Etched Glass Bowl

Name: Etched Glass Bowl
SKU: BOW-ETCHEDGL
Availability: InStock

$55.00

Early 20th-century pedestal glass bowl with etched floral motif and flared rim, typical of American formal tableware.

• Time Period: Early 20th Century
• Origin: USA
• Maker/Brand: Possibly Cambridge, Fostoria, or Heisey
• Medium: Pressed and etched glass
• Style: Elegant Glassware / Art Deco
• Condition: Excellent
• Decoration: Floral etching and smooth pedestal base
• Dimensions: Approx. 9 inches diameter

1 in stock

SKU: BOW-ETCHEDGL Category: Vessels Tags: Antique, Vintage

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Etched Glass Bowl — an elegant formal piece from the golden age of American glassmaking. Likely produced between 1900 and 1930, this bowl features floral etching around the gently flared sides and rests on a clear pedestal base. It was designed for serving fruit, salad, or desserts at formal dinners
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The etching was likely done by acid or wheel-cutting, common among companies such as Cambridge, Heisey, and Fostoria. Its balance of decorative intricacy and practical design made it a staple in well-appointed homes of the period.

Etched Glass Bowl

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