Vintage clear pressed glass rose bowl with leaf pattern and serrated rim. Circa 1930-1950

Pressed glass is a type of glass manufactured by pressing molten glass into a mold to create a pattern or shape. This technique became popular in the mid-19th century and allowed for mass production of decorative glassware at affordable prices. Many American companies produced pressed glass in various patterns, often inspired by nature or geometric designs. This particular bowl features a repeating leaf or feather motif, a common design element in pressed glass from the early to mid-20th century. Such bowls were often used as serving dishes, candy dishes, or decorative centerpieces. While specific patterns can be highly collectible, the general style and material suggest it is a common, yet attractive, piece of vintage tableware.

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• Listed Dec 31, 2025