Bowl is a great size, about 10 1/2 inches across at the top, and 3 inches tall. It is in like new condition, with no chips, no cracks and only a little wear on the outside base from 40-50 years of being in a cupboard. This bowl would like to come out of the cupboard and onto your dinner table, so please order and give it a new home.  

Nappy bowl is 5 inches across at the rim not counting the handle. If you include the handle it is 6 1/2 inches long. Nappy is about 1 3/4 inches tall. It stands on three little hexagonal tab feet.

Best of all, single handled nappy bowl is in great condition. There are no chips or cracks and wear is light. Please be aware that the little feet are not uniform and some have concave sides and some do not. These are not damaged, just not exactly the same.

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Item Condition: Excellent.

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Bowl is Cambridge's wonderful green with the etching around the rim. The base is molded and bowl is not marked. It is in very good condition and looks great. It is 11 1/2 inches across from rim to rim and about 2 3/4 inches tall. There are a few points to describe. Bowl has no cracks and no nicks or rough spots other than a couple of pinhole nicks in the base rim on the bottom of the bowl which are in the close up photo. The glass has good clarity. Looking at it lying on the table it looks great. There is moderately light wear around the edge of the top rim that looks to be from stacking. The most noticeable scratch is 1/2 inch long. The base has wear as well, which is expected for vintage glass.  

Bowl is tipped up on the corners and ruffled. It must have been ruffled by hand as it is not perfectly symmetrical and this will remind you of the excellent craftsmanship of American glass artisans. Roselyn was one of Cambridge's later patterns, made 1951 to 1956, so this is over 50 years old. It would look wonderful on a table or shelf by itself or holding fruit or flowers.

Bowl is in excellent condition. There are no chips or cracks and wear is quite light. Let's go over the little flaws for full disclosure so you know exactly what you are getting. The tab feet all have some extra glass and rough spots under the seam just above the pad. I inspected these carefully and although they feel rough, it isn't from damage, just imperfect molding. There is a 1/8 inch long spot on the underside of the rim that looks like it was etched by accident - it is also not a chip and it isn't particularly noticeable. As mentioned, wear is light and visible best when you hold the bowl up to the light. There is a 1/4 inch light scratch in the center base.

Item: Cambridge Roselyn etched square 12 inch 4-toed ruffled console bowl.

Item Condition: Excellent.

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Shipping Cost: Cost is based on weight of 5 pounds, large size box, insurance and $1.50 packaging.

Bowl is 11 3/4 inches across at the widest and a little over 2 3/4 inches tall at the tip of the graceful points. It is in extremely good condition, with no chips and no cracks, great clarity and virtually no wear. The only signs of age are a bit of wear on the bottom from being over 70 years old. Lancaster introduced this pattern about 1932 and it is still popular today, rightly so given the beautiful design and shape.  

The inside of the bowl is smooth and shiny. The outside is well-finished with raised, textured bands like bark or twigs. The outside texture makes the bowl look frosted and gives it a great dimensional appearance. In fact it is clear, not frosted.

There are no rough-feeling spots; it is well made and attractive. The bottom outside has small hobnails that catch the light and give it a finished look.

Bowl is 10 inches in diameter and 2 3/4 inches deep. It is in as-new condition with no chips, no cracks and no wear. This would make a lovely gift for you or someone special.

Inventory #615  

Bowl is an impressive 10 3/4 inches across measuring from tip to tip and is 3 inches tall. It is in excellent condition, free of chips or cracks and with little wear. There is a small inclusion in the base which is shown in a closeup.  

This bowl is a little different size than the ones in my reference books. Measuring across the bowl is 8 1/2 inches wide, not counting the handles, and it is about 10 1/2 inches from handle tip to handle tip and 2 1/4 inches tall. Bowl has a paper label in the center interior. It is in excellent condition, free of chips or cracks and with virtually no wear.

If you are looking for a serving piece in one of Fostoria's classic patterns, this bowl is for you!

Item: One Fostoria Century 2-handled crystal bowl that is 8 1/2 inches across not including handles

Item Condition: Excellent.

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Sauce boat is 6 1/2 inches long, 3 3/4 inches wide and 3 1/8 inches tall at the ends. This is referred to as both a gravy boat and a sauce boat, depending on the reference. It is shaped to allow one to rest a gravy ladle in the curved ends. Gravy boat is in excellent condition with no cracks. Ther only point to note is a pinhole nick in the ground base rim. Wear is very light.  

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Item Condition: Excellent.

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Shipping Cost: Cost is based on weight of 4 pounds, insurance and $1.00 packaging.

Here is the round 2496 flared Baroque bowl with two handles etched with beautiful Meadow Rose. Meadow Rose has curlicues and swags connecting open wild roses. This is truly a lovely etch!

Bowl is 8 1/2 inches aross not counting the handles, or 10 1/2 inches across from handle tip to handle tip. It is about 2 1/2 inches tall. Meadow Rose bowl is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. The glass has good clarity and wear is light with a few scratches.  

Bowl is a gorgeous piece of elegant glass, dating from 1926 to 1933, about 80 years ago. During that era a prized decoration was to combine two candles flanking a console bowl; the combination would have gone on a hall table or console table in the dining room, or used as a centerpiece. If you want to replicate that elegant look, check our other listings for the matching candleholders.

Rolled edge centerpiece console bowl is 11 inches across from rim to rim and about 2 1/2 inches tall. Bowl is in excellent condition - you will be able to enjoy the beautiful glass without annoying chips or cracks. Wear is very light and glass has outstanding clarity. There are strawmarks, most notably in the interior center and on the underside of the rolled rim.

We have the larger size console bowl as well as the flat candleholders listed separately in our store.

This is truly a wonderful piece of elegant glass you will want!