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Posted 1 year ago
oregontiquer
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I love this bowl... but keep ordering ID books from the library and can't manage to find out anything about it. Maybe Bohemian Glass. The green scalloped rim is Vaseline glass. I found it at a flea market and was told it was a Victorian Bride Basket Bowl. I always smile and agree with the seller's story, but research later. I don't think it's a Bride Bowl. It could be Fenton. Alas... more books are on the way. But if someone recognizes this, especially the unique scalloped rim... please let me know. I took the Vaseline photo in front of a mirror, thus the double image. It measures about 12 inches across. The rim is green, the body is amber over milk glass. The decoration is raised.
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
Wow fabulous technique !