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| And, in fact they were called by various names. Some early catalogs called them 'saucers' even when they were as large as 8" in diameter. Other early sources called them 'nappies'. And of course, if they had a 'foot', sometimes called a 'low standard', they would be low comports or compotes. If they were part of a Berry Set, they would be called the 'master berry'. If they are oval, we tend to think of them as vegetable bowls. Their shapes also varied. Most were round or square, but some were rectangular or folded into shapes at the whim of the glass man who made them. "OD" = outside diameter |
| This Store shows Bowls without lids in patterns A - J. To go to the Store with patterns K - Z, click HERE. To go to the Store with Bowls that are covered, click HERE. |
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ALABAMA is the States' pattern & is AKA Beaded Bullseye & Drape by U S Glass Ca. 1892! It is 8" in diameter & 4" tall. There is very minimal mold roughness around the inside rim.**SOLD** |  |
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ASHMAN pattern by Adams Glass Co. ca. 1880s, their #84. It is 7" square & took a lid which is missing. **SOLD** |
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AZTEC (left) aka New Mexico is 8 1/2" diam at top & 5" high. By McKee ca. 1900. See chip HERE. $45 BUDDED IVY maker unknown ca. 1870s. Diam. 8" at top. $64 |
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| ATLANTA LATE, by Westmoreland Specialty Co. ca. 1905. It is 9 1/2" across the top and 2 1/2" high. $45 |
BEVELLED STAR aka Pride pattern by the Model Flint Glass Co. ca. 1895. It is 9" in diameter. $85 |
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BEADED TULIP by McKee Bros. ca. 1894. It is 6 1/2" x 9 1/2". Has 3 flat flakes (almost) seen HERE & HERE. $42 |
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BIRD & STRAWBERRY by Indiana Glass Co. Dunkirk ca. 1914. It is 10 1/4" in diameter. $85 |
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| BOX IN BOX is Riverside's pattern ca. 1894. It is 8" long x 4 1/4" wide. $48 | BOWTIE is a Thompson Glass Co. pattern ca. 1889. This bowl is 7" across at the top & 2 1/2" high. $46 |
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| BULLSEYE & FAN aka Daisies In Oval Panels made by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1905. This bowl, see also HERE, is 6" x 8" & $42. |
BROKEN COLUMN This is a shallow 6 1/2" x 9 1/2" rectagular bowl by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1893. See also HERE & HERE. **SOLD** |
BROKEN COLUMN by U S Glass Co. ca. 1893. It is 8" outside diam. & 3" deep. It could take a 7 3/8" OD lid. $65 |
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BROKEN COLUNM aka Rattan by U S Glass Co. ca. 1893. It is 5" in diameter. It could take a 5" lid. $55 |
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| BALTIMORE PEAR aka Gipsy aka Maryland Pear was made by Adams Glass Co. ca. 1870s. It is 6 1/4" across at the top. $58 |
CLEAR CIRCLE aka Horn of Plenty by Bryce ca. 1890s. It is 8" diameter & 3 1/2" high. $48 |
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BLACKBERRY by Hobbs, Brockunier ca. 1870 in milk glass. On the right is a photo of the base, looking at the side. It is 6" x 9" & nearly 2" high. $65 |
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| BLEEDING HEART an early & very large line pattern by King & Sons ca. 1875. On the left is 7 1/4" in diameter - could take a lid 6 7/8" in diameter. $48 On the right is 8 3/8" in diameter - could take a lid 7 7/8" in diameter. $58 |
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| CUPID & VENUS is a pretty footed 7 1/2" bowl by Richards & Hartley ca. 1875. The pattern was made in many other forms. $48 | BEADED GRAPE aka California State pattern by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1890s. It is emerald green, 8 1/2" square. $55 We also have a clear 6 3/8" square bowl that is $45 |
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BEADED GRAPE aka California State pattern by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1890s. It is 6 1/4" x 8 1/2" x 2" high. U S Glass #15059 1890s. $55 |
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BUCKLE W/ ENGLISH HOBNAIL is 7" in diameter. 2 edge points are intact at top but chips underneath. By Westmoreland Specialty ca. 1920s. $36 |  |
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BUTTERFLY, LATE aka Mikado aka Jeweled Butterfly by Indiana ca. 1907. It is 7" diam at top. $46 |
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CAMBRIDGE #2511 & Ohio Flint #95 by Cambridge ca. 1897. It is 8 1/4" OD at the top. $45 |
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CUT LOG aka Ethol by Bryce Higbee ca. 1890s. It is 10 1/2" diam & looks like the top of a compote. But is really a big pretty bowl. **SOLD** |
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| CHRYSANTHEMUM SWIRL made by Northwood ca. 1900. It is 7 1/2” diameter at the top opening. The inside top opening has some roughness because of pattern design. There are a couple of flea bites top edge & a flat flake on inside base from In-The-Making seen HERE. $52 |
CROESUS is a Riverside Glass Works pattern ca. 1897. It is 7" diameter. See side view HERE. It has a small no-harm bruise in the base-see HERE. $85 | |
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Left; CROESUS in emerald green, our #190 7" has great gold & no damage. See tiny spot on gold HERE. $85 Right CROESUS in emerald green, our #199 |
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| CROESUS in emerald green, our #189. This bowl is 7" in diameter. It has a couple of minor flakes on the "C's" seen in the photos. The gold decor is quite good. $65 | ||
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| HOBBS No. 101 aka DAISY & BUTTON in clear w/ amber 'buttons'. It is 8 1/2" square at the top. By Hobbs & Brockunier ca. 1884. There is a chip on one corner seen HERE & a large crack in the side seen HERE. $35 |
DAISY & BUTTON - not sure of maker but 1880s. It is 5" x 8" x 2" high. See also HERE. In vaseline $48. |
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| CLASSIC is the... classic Gillinder & Sons pattern made in 1875 just as America's Centennial was beginning. It is 7 1/2" across the top & can be used with a lid if available. **SOLD** |
DOT & DASH is the Central Glass Co. pattern #650 ca. 1870s. It is 7 1/2" across the top. $42 | |
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| CORD DRAPERY is Indiana Goblet & Tumbler pattern #350 & scarce in color. It is 8" in diameter & 2 1/2" high at the side. There is an open bubble done in-the-making on one foot but no damage. **SOLD** See more pieces of this pattern in our Greentown Store by clicking HERE. |
DALTON aka Cradled Diamonds is a Tarentum pattern ca. 1904. It is 6 1/4" in diameter and 2 1/2" high. $38 |
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| DIAMOND POINT LOOP'S maker is unknown but probably from the 1880s. We have two 8" squarish master berry bowls in apple green for $65 each. | PEARL is the name of this pattern, aka Daisy & Button w/ Oval Panels. By Co-Op Flint Glass c. 1880s.
It is 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" & very pretty. $38 |
DOT & DASH aka Central Glass Co. #650. It is 6" OD & was made in the 1870s - think of that! $45 |
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| DAISY & BUTTON w/ CROSSBARS aka Mikado by Richards & Hartley ca. 1885. It is 8" across top. See small base flake HERE. $55 | COTTAGE aka Finecut Band aka Dinner Bell This bowl is 9" x 7" oval by Adams & Co. and Bellaire Goblet Co. ca. 1887. Blue color is scarce in this pattern. $55 |
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| CURRIER & IVES aka Eulalia is a pretty pattern by the Cooperative Flint Glass Co. ca. 1880s. It was made in clear and very rarely in color. We have obtained a blue and an amber master berry bowl. They are 'boat' shaped, 10" long and 4 1/2" high. The blue one is $58 and the amber one is $62. |
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We call this bowl CHERUBS HOLDING HANDS. It is an example of Dithridge Co's. crystallography, an intricate & scarce way of decorating 19th century glass. You can read more |
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about it HERE. Here are some close-up photos of their antics. It has a tiny rim flake see HERE. And a base 'flea bite' see HERE. $75 |
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DIAMOND CUT with LEAF is a shallow bowl 7 1/2" in diameter possibly made by the Windsor Glass Co. ca. 1880s. We have 2 of these @ $25 each or both for $40 |
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| DEWEY aka Flower Flange is an Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co., Greentown, made ca. 1898. In rich amber, this 8" diameter bowl is $75. |
DARLING GRAPE aka Late Paneled Grape is Indiana Dunkirk #154 made ca. 1913. It is 9" diameter & $38 |
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DARLING GRAPE aka Late Paneled Grape by Indiana Dunkirk ca. 1913. It is 7 1/2" in diameter. $48 |  |
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| DIAMOND QUILTED was made by Bryce, their Pattern #1000, an 1880s creation. The flat amethyst bowl at left is 7" in diameter. See HERE also. $45 The blue bowl in center is 8" diameter, 3 1/2" tall &**SOLD** The clear footed bowl on the right is also 7" OD at the top & $24 |
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EYEWINKER aka Winking Eye by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton ca. 1885. It has turned up sides; is 8 1/4" long x 6" wide. $75 |  |
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FANCY LOOP Heisey's #1205 - a beautiful serving dish 6 1/2" x 12" long. See side view HERE. From 1898. $54 |
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| FAN & DIAMOND aka Shell by McKee ca. 1880. It is shallow 6" x 8". $35 |
FEATHER aka Doric 7" diam. footed for $45. |
FEATHER & FINECUT with fancy base. It is 5" diameter so it could be a butter base. $35 |
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FEATHER aka Doric in green is special (rare). This 8 1/2" d. master berry bowl is **SOLD** |
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FOSTER BLOCK aka Virginia and later called Captain Kidd was made by Fostoria, their #140 pattern, ca. 1888. It is 7 3/4" in diameter at the top and 3 3/4" high. $68 |  |
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| FRANCESWARE HOBNAIL aka Hobbs Brockunier & Co. pattern No. 323. We have 2 bowls in the 1885 pattern. The bowl on the left & center is squared off at the top. There are 2 hob 'dings' seen HERE & 2 teeny hob nics seen HERE. $85 The bowl on the right is 8" in diameter & 3 1/4" high. It has a chip on one of its 'hobs' seen HERE. $85 |
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| HARTLEY aka Panelled Diamond Cut & Fan. A footed bowl 6-7" across. $48 |
FIELD THISTLE Here is a large & useful bowl - 11" across with flaring sides. The pattern is by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1912. $48 |
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| DEWEY aka Flower Flange is an Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co., Greentown, made ca. 1898. In vaseline, this 8" diameter bowl has a tiny chip on one of the top petals seen HERE. $95. |
TWINS by Imperial Glass Co. ca. 1910. It is 10 1/2" across and fairly deep. $46 |
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| FESTOON is a pattern whose maker we do not know for sure at this time. It is thought to be from the 1880s. This bowl is 7 1/4" across the top and 2 5/8" high. $42 | FISHSCALE aka Coral was made by Bryce Bros. ca. 1880s. It is 8" across the top. $48 | |
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| FLOWER & BUD aka Blooms & Blossoms aka Mikado An exquisite and rare pattern by Northwood from 1907 is this colorfully painted master berry bowl. It is 8 3/4" in diameter and 3 3/4" tall. Am amazing amount of the paint decor remains intact. $75 |
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| EGYPTIAN aka Sphynx aka Parthenon was made by Adams & Co. ca. 1883-1887. It was their pattern #50. This footed bowl is 7 1/4" outside diameter and 6 3/4" inside diameter at the top. $115 | HOPS BAND aka Pressed Leaf Band made by King, Son & Co. ca. 1871. It is 8 1/4" diameter. There is one small flake under the top edge. $68 | |
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| GOAT'S HEAD Isn't that a pretty name for a kitchen bowl? Its rare. Probably because it wasn't the first choice of a pattern design by very many Victorian women. Hobbs called it their No. 79 pattern & made it in ca. 1878. This variation has the 'satin' or frosted base. The bowl is 9" in diameter. It has a chip on the edge of the base seen HERE. $115 |
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| HONEYCOMB - allover design. Made by Bakewell, Pears & others ca. 1860s. This large, shallow bowl is 10" across the top, has a wafer connection between the bowl and the foot & a chip on the top edge. $85 | JEWELED MOON & STARS is 7" folded in. Made by Cooperative Flint Glass Co, ca. 1880s. $55 | |
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| HEXAGON BULL'S EYE aka Hexagon Block by Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton ca. 1895. This bowl is 7" in diameter & sits on a table ring. $52 | HOLLY CLEAR is one of Greentown's signature patterns & quite scarce in all clear glass. This master berry bowl is 8 1/2" in diameter. $115 |
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EARLY HOLLY possibly made by Boston Sandwich 1870s. It is 8" in diameter & has a few nics on the lid 'seat'. Very hard pattern to find. $105 |
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FROSTED EAGLE aka Old Abe by the Crystal Glass Co. ca. 1883. Missing its lid with eagle named "Old Abe" finial. $65 |  |
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| HORSESHOE aka Prayer Rub aka Good Luck All by Adams & Co. It is 4 1/2" x 7" & 1 3/4" high. There are some inside rim flakes seen HERE. Our #090 $55 |
This one is 5 1/4" x 8 1/4" and 2 1/8" high. Our #461 $75 |
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| Another size... this is 5 1/2" x 9 1/4" and 2 1/2" high. Our #533 & #990 & we have 2 @ $55 each |
This is 5" in diameter and may be a butter dish base. It is 1 5/8" high & has many small flakes on the top edge seen HERE. Our #424 $38 |
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Minnesota aka Muchness, a US Glass States' pattern ca. 1890s It is 6 1/2" x 9" & $32. |  |
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IVY IN SNOW aka Forest Ware by the Cooperative Flint Glass Co. ca. 1894. It is oval - 6" x 9". $38 |  |
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| This is the obscure HOBBS BROCKUNIER NO. 101 DAISY & BUTTON pattern "CROWN BOWL". The base is 5" x 8" and the 4 handles flare out from the top edge. $85 |
Hobbs No. 101 5" x 8" bowl with TWO handles is a form previously un-reported per Bredehoft. See also HERE. $90 | |
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Hobbs Brockunier pattern No. 101 master berry bowl in clear w/ amber daisies is 8 1/2" square at the top edge. It has a crack shown HERE & a small edge chip shown HERE so it is only $35 |
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IOWA aka Panelled Zipper by U S Glass Co. ca. 1900. A heavy and bright bowl 9 1/2" in diam.. $68 |  |
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HOLLY AMBER Greentown Holly in golden agate. Ca. 1903. It is 8 1/2" in diameter. See teeny nic on inside ledge HERE. $435 On Right, shown with 7" bowl which has been- **SOLD** |
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| HIDALGO aka Frosted Waffle is Adams' Glass Co. pattern #5 made ca. 1887. It is often frosted like this piece. It is 7 1/2" across at the top and 4" high. $58 |
This HIDALGO bowl is boat-shaped; 13" long x 6 1/2" wide and 2 1/2" high. $52 |
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| GALLOWAY was made by the U S Glass Co. ca. 1904. This one is 4 3/4" x 8 1/2" x 2" high. The gold is worn. $32 |
JEWELED MOON & STARS by Coop Flint Glass Co. ca. 1880s. It is a 7" bowl folded into a square at the top, & 3" high. $55 | |
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Another JEWELED MOON & STARS in an unusual bowl form - 6" x 8 1/2" overall & nearly 3" high. What would you serve in this? $70 |  |
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JASPER aka Late Buckle by U S Glass Co. ca. 1891. It is oval; 10 1/4" x 7" & 2" high. It has a tiny edge flake. $42 |
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WASHINGTON - Late by the U S Glass Co. #15074 ca. 1901. It is 7" OD at the top and 3" tall. Fabulous remaining decor.. $43 |
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