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Circa: 1950's
Manufacturer: Gorham Germany
Vintage Crystal Bowl Gorham Germany Excellent Cuts; Gorham is such a well known manufacturer of sterling, plated and crystal, their reputation is outstanding and lives on over 200 years.
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Here is a gorgeous Gorham Crystal Bowl with such beautiful diamond cuts, simple in design this wonderful crystal bowl would be stunning on your dining room table reflecting the soft glow of candle light at your next dinner party, most elegant.
The name GORHAM stands above all others and this vintage Gorham Heavy Crystal Bowl is NOW ON SALE for a short time for $25.00!
This striking crystal bowl is in mint condition, and measures as follows; the base is 8 inches in diameter, the top to this bowl is 7 ½ inches in diameter and the bowl stands 3 ½ inches high and made in Germany for the Gorham Company.
If your crystal is Gorham, this bowl would be a great addition to your collection. Or maybe you know of a bride who has chosen Gorham Crystal for her new home, a great gift for the upcoming Bride.
Remember when purchasing more than one item, we will be happy to reduce shipping & handling charges reducing shipping cost, shipping in one box, saving our customers money when possible.
We so appreciate each of our customers and your visiting our shop. We hope you will visit again soon, as we are adding new and exciting items every other day. For additional pictures, questions, or assistance please feel free to contact us via e-mail at Alida Lois. Thank you again for shopping at Alida Lois.
History on Gorham:One of eight children, Jabez Gorham was born on February 18, 1792. A few years after his father's death, Jabez was apprenticed at age 14 to Nehemiah Dodge, one of the founders of the silverware and jewelry industry in 18th-century New England. After learning his craft for seven years, Jabez formed a partnership that failed within five years. The determined young man then formed his own business as "Jabez Gorham, Jeweler." Achieving enough success to hire a small staff, Jabez was the first to make "French filigree" jewelry and a special kind of gold chain known as the Gorham chain. But the business struggled until 1831 when Jabez and his craftsmen began making "coin silver spoons," which had become quite popular throughout the northeast.
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