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Antique U.S. Glass Plymouth Rock Footed Master Berry Bowl EAPG 1912

$49.95

Bring a beautiful piece of early American glassmaking history to your table with this antique footed berry bowl by the U.S. Glass Company.

This substantial clear pressed-glass bowl features the company’s No. 15138 Plymouth Rock pattern, also known as Two Flowers. Introduced in 1912, the design is filled with deeply molded flowers, curling scrolls, leaves, and flowing botanical details.

The gracefully scalloped rim and three angular glass feet give the bowl an elegant raised profile. Originally produced as a master berry bowl, it would have served as the centerpiece of a larger berry set with smaller individual bowls.

Today, it works beautifully as a fruit bowl, floral centerpiece, candy or serving bowl, or an impressive display piece for an Early American Pattern Glass collection.

Details

• U.S. Glass Company
• No. 15138 Plymouth Rock pattern
• Also known as Two Flowers
• Introduced in 1912
• Early American Pattern Glass
• Clear pressed glass
• Three-footed master berry bowl
• Molded floral and scroll design
• Scalloped rim

Dimensions

• Approximately 9 inches across
• Approximately 5¼ inches tall
• Measurements vary slightly because of the scalloped rim

Condition

Good antique condition with light surface scratches and wear consistent with more than a century of age and previous use. Minor bubbles, straw marks, mold lines, or other manufacturing characteristics may be present in antique pressed glass.

No chips, cracks, or repairs observed.

Please review all photographs closely, especially the rim and feet, as they form an important part of the description.

Flowers and decorative props shown in the photographs are not included.

Bring a beautiful piece of early American glassmaking history to your table with this antique footed berry bowl by the U.S. Glass Company.

This substantial clear pressed-glass bowl features the company’s No. 15138 Plymouth Rock pattern, also known as Two Flowers. Introduced in 1912, the design is filled with deeply molded flowers, curling scrolls, leaves, and flowing botanical details.

The gracefully scalloped rim and three angular glass feet give the bowl an elegant raised profile. Originally produced as a master berry bowl, it would have served as the centerpiece of a larger berry set with smaller individual bowls.

Today, it works beautifully as a fruit bowl, floral centerpiece, candy or serving bowl, or an impressive display piece for an Early American Pattern Glass collection.

Details

• U.S. Glass Company
• No. 15138 Plymouth Rock pattern
• Also known as Two Flowers
• Introduced in 1912
• Early American Pattern Glass
• Clear pressed glass
• Three-footed master berry bowl
• Molded floral and scroll design
• Scalloped rim

Dimensions

• Approximately 9 inches across
• Approximately 5¼ inches tall
• Measurements vary slightly because of the scalloped rim

Condition

Good antique condition with light surface scratches and wear consistent with more than a century of age and previous use. Minor bubbles, straw marks, mold lines, or other manufacturing characteristics may be present in antique pressed glass.

No chips, cracks, or repairs observed.

Please review all photographs closely, especially the rim and feet, as they form an important part of the description.

Flowers and decorative props shown in the photographs are not included.