Every once in a while, collectors come across a piece that makes them feel flabbergasted. It's too perfect, too beautiful, too elegant to be real. Now, allow me to introduce you to the latest antique that fits into that category.
This vintage serving bowl is made of thick glass and features a rounded shape. Measuring 6.875 inches across, the form will make you think of a globe that was sliced in half.
The surface features a stunning pair of amber and carnival glass that gives the bowl a gorgeous orange metallic sheen. The amberina coloring has a slight red to it, making the color truly unique.
The bowl's exterior is covered in its entirety with a gorgeous cut glass motif. Featuring eight pointed stars ensconced by bold geometric designs, this is the sort of collectible that you can't tear your eyes away from. The rim has a motif that looks like a fusion of a scalloped and sawtoothed design - the ridges are so tightly packed together that from afar, you might not be able to discern pattern.
This antique comes in great condition with the exception of a small chip on the bottom of the bowl. Boasting a genuine feast for the eyes, this is the sort of vintage piece that could make a collection.
This vintage serving bowl is made of thick glass and features a rounded shape. Measuring 6.875 inches across, the form will make you think of a globe that was sliced in half.
The surface features a stunning pair of amber and carnival glass that gives the bowl a gorgeous orange metallic sheen. The amberina coloring has a slight red to it, making the color truly unique.
The bowl's exterior is covered in its entirety with a gorgeous cut glass motif. Featuring eight pointed stars ensconced by bold geometric designs, this is the sort of collectible that you can't tear your eyes away from. The rim has a motif that looks like a fusion of a scalloped and sawtoothed design - the ridges are so tightly packed together that from afar, you might not be able to discern pattern.
This antique comes in great condition with the exception of a small chip on the bottom of the bowl. Boasting a genuine feast for the eyes, this is the sort of vintage piece that could make a collection.