Amber Console Bowl - Hughes Cornflower Etched Honeycomb Glass

Experience the timeless charm of this vintage Amber Console Bowl. It blends a delicate etched floral motif with a honey gold glow.

This piece captures the essence of 1920s Decor. It serves as a versatile accent for your console table or a vanity catchall dish.

Inspired by the Hughes Cornflower etch attributed to Cambridge Glass, it adds a refined and radiant touch to any home setting.

Elegant Amber Console Bowl

This Etched Glass Bowl features a distinctive honeycomb texture. The sculptural raised center creates a dynamic play of light.

As a piece of Amber Depression Glass, it reflects the sophisticated style of 1930s Decor and early century art.

It is an ideal Centerpiece Bowl for your dining table. Use it as a candy dish, potpourri holder, or a very elegant catchall.

- Circa 1920 vintage amber glass console bowl with crisp etching. It features a honeycomb texture and a sculptural raised center.

- This item measures approximately 3 inches tall by 12 inches wide. It is perfect for display on consoles, vanities, or sideboards.

This item is free from chips and cracks. Please note it does not include the red base shown in some photos. It is a rare find for collectors.

This is a vintage item, carefully inspected and washed. It reflects its history with minor imperfections typical of the original era.

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- International buyers outside the USA may incur duties or taxes. These charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer upon delivery.

- Returns are not accepted due to the vintage nature of the item. Please review all photos and details carefully before your purchase.

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