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ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF
ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF
ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF
ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF
ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF
ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF
ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF

ROMANESQUE Shallow Octagon Gold Bowl by LE Smith Glass, circa 1920, HTF

$ 58.08

Availability: 39 in stock
  • Color: Gold
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • California Prop 65 Warning: Hand-made
  • Object Type: Bowl
  • Type of Glass: Depression Glass
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Glassware Type: Depression
  • Condition: Antique 1920s: There are what is referred to as straw-marks, bubbles, and some wear which is found in older, hand-made glass.
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Pattern: L.E. Smith
  • Glassmaking Technique: hand-made
  • Manufacturer: L.E. Smith
  • Style: delicate. fanciful
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    A must for an Antique  collector:
    Produced by LE Smith
    'ROMANESQUE'
    Octagon
    shallow Bowl.  The entire pattern is made up of 'Tiny
    Beads of Glass' which gives
    the appearance of sparkling gold.  This Glassware i
    s very hard to find.
    The shallow bowl is 1-1/4 inches high; 11 ½ inches diameter (including edges);
    circa 1920s  – 1930s
    No cracks or chips: There are what is refer to as ash-marks, bubbles, and wear which is found on older, hand-made glass.
    This is the loveliest and most neglected of the Depression glass patterns.
    LE Smith
    properly named this pattern because it is delicate
    and
    fanciful '
    ROMANESQUE' .
    Beaded
    effect of the pattern makes this tiny beads sparkle and shine
    ,
    giving the appearance of gold.
    This is the loveliest and most neglected of the Depression glass patterns it is a delicate
    ROMANESQUE
    fanciful name
    given by the LE Smith Glass Co.