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This is a very large and deep brides bowl. I think it might be Bohemian. I have several Jack in the Pulpit vases that have the same dimpling in the glass. I have never seen a bowl like this especially not anything so deep or in a metal holder/stand. The glass bowl measures 6" in height and almost 12" across. Need help identifying.
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I have a few shades with this same dimple pattern and if I remember correctly the frilled edge is very similar too. I am not sure that this is much help but perhaps it might rule out some companies that did not make shades? If it would be useful I can shoot my shades for you so that you have a record of the shape, I am in the process of trying to reshoot my collection so I have better shots on line anyway. Thank you for sharing this piece. This may turn into a very interesting thread for me too.