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A clear glass bowl with a diamond-patterned texture sits on a dark, round surface. The bowl has a wide rim and a shallow depth, and the background features a black, woven design. Light reflects off the bowl, highlighting its intricate pattern.

A clear glass bowl with a textured, diamond-patterned interior sits atop a larger, smooth glass plate on a dark round surface. Both are centered in the image, with wooden chair backs and a reflective tabletop visible in the background.

A clear glass serving bowl with a diamond-cut pattern sits on a dark wooden surface. Price stickers are on the rim. Behind it, stacked books and a laptop are partially visible, including a red book titled “Musée dOrsay: 100 Impressionist Masterpieces.”.

A close-up of a clear glass bowl with a patterned, diamond-texture interior sits on a round, dark gray stone surface. Blurred wooden chairs and black background elements are visible in the upper part of the image.

Close-up of a clear glass dish with a textured, diamond-patterned base and a scalloped edge, resting on a dark surface. In the background, out-of-focus wooden chair backs are partially visible.

A close-up photo of an upside-down clear glass bowl with a diamond pattern texture, sitting on a dark, smooth surface. The bowl has a circular ridge and intricate, reflective facets creating a geometric design.

A close-up of a clear glass bowl placed upside down inside a larger clear glass dish. The bowl has a smooth base, while the dish beneath it features a diamond-cut textured pattern and a scalloped outer edge. Both rest on a dark surface.

Large Antique Glass Diamond Bowl

Name: Large Antique Glass Diamond Bowl
Brand: Unknown
SKU: BWL-DIAMOND-PRESSED-1
Availability: InStock

$60.00

Region: United States

Pressed glass, also known as pattern glass, was a popular technique developed in the 1820s that allowed for the mass production of glassware with intricate designs. This method made decorative glassware more accessible to the general public, leading to its widespread use in households across America and Europe.

These bowls were often used for serving fruit, salads, or as decorative centerpieces, reflecting the Victorian era’s emphasis on ornate and functional household items.

1 in stock