
Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects
Berry bowl set for 6
$63.00Description
Step back in time with this charming Depression-era amber-tinted glass berry bowl set, a quintessential example of early 20th-century American pressed glassware. The set features a large master serving bowl and six individual berry bowls, all showcasing the classic starburst or sunburst motif pressed into the base — a hallmark of popular patterns from manufacturers like Jeannette, Indiana Glass, or Anchor Hocking. The warm golden amber hue glows beautifully when light passes through, giving any table setting an instant vintage warmth and elegance. Complementing the bowls are what appear to be a set of matching amber-tinted pressed glass tumblers or cordial cups, adding exceptional versatility to this collection. The scalloped rims and intricate geometric detailing on both the bowls and glasses demonstrate the skilled craftsmanship that defined Depression glass at its finest. Together, the pieces form a cohesive and highly collectible set that is increasingly sought after by antique enthusiasts and interior stylists alike. This set is a dream find for collectors of Depression glass, vintage kitchenalia, or anyone looking to add authentic period charm to a curated home. Whether displayed in a china cabinet, used for elegant entertaining, or given as a thoughtful heirloom gift, this amber berry bowl set is a timeless treasure that carries both history and beauty in every piece.
Condition
GoodThe set appears to be in good overall condition with no visible cracks or chips noted in the photos. Some pieces show minor cloudiness or light surface hazing consistent with age and prior use, which is typical of Depression-era glassware. A few bowls may have light scratching on the interior surfaces, but the amber color and pressed patterns remain vivid and intact throughout.
Pickup location and details confirmed after purchase.
All sales final. Illinois sales tax applied at checkout.
Item reserved for 15 minutes when added to cart.
You May Also Like

Chinese Patchwork Embroidered Textile Quilt with Dragon Medallions
Fine Art & Paintings
This striking Chinese folk textile showcases the remarkable artistry of traditional Chinese needlework and patchwork craftsmanship. The bold red ground — a color symbolizing luck, prosperity, and celebration in Chinese culture — forms the foundation for an elaborate composition featuring four circular medallion panels, each embroidered with auspicious motifs including dragons and phoenixes, symbols of imperial power and good fortune. The surrounding patchwork field is constructed from a kaleidoscope of multicolored geometric fabric pieces arranged in pinwheel and star patterns, a technique reminiscent of traditional Chinese 'hundred family' quilts, which were historically assembled from fabric gifted by many families to bring collective blessings. Navy blue banding frames and divides the sections, providing graphic contrast to the vibrant palette of reds, greens, yellows, and blues throughout. This textile reflects the rich tradition of Chinese folk art where functional objects were elevated to works of art, often created for weddings, festivals, or ceremonial occasions. It would make a compelling wall hanging, collector display piece, or centerpiece in any Asian art collection or globally inspired interior.
$250.00

Carved Bone Necklace Set (3 Pieces) — Elephants, Leaves, Medallion
Jewelry & Watches
A remarkable trio of intricately hand-carved necklaces, likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, representing fine examples of decorative carved bone or ivory artisanship. These pieces reflect a tradition of meticulous hand-carving that was highly prized during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, when such jewelry was considered the height of exotic elegance. The collection includes a delicate leaf-motif necklace with individually carved botanical elements strung between small round beads, two elephant-themed necklaces featuring carved three-dimensional elephant head beads, and two carved medallion pendants — one featuring a detailed figurative relief scene, the other with an ornate openwork design. Each piece demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship and artistic detail rarely seen in mass-produced jewelry. These necklaces would be a prized addition to any collection of antique jewelry, ethnographic art, or Victorian-era accessories. They carry the warmth and character of pieces that have passed through generations, each telling its own story of artisan skill and cultural heritage.
$300.00

Antique Walking Cane with Silver Pommel Handle
Handbags & Accessories
This elegant antique walking cane exemplifies the refined gentleman's accessories of a bygone era. The warm honey-toned wooden shaft tapers gracefully from a substantial silver-capped pommel top, reflecting the craftsmanship and attention to detail characteristic of late 19th to early 20th century walking stick makers. The rounded silver pommel handle is a classic 'egg' or 'ball-top' style, once favored by men of distinction for both functional support and as a fashion statement. This style of cane was a staple of the well-dressed Victorian and Edwardian gentleman's wardrobe, signaling status and sophistication. An excellent addition to any antique cane or walking stick collection, display piece, or period costume accessory. This piece carries genuine character and historical charm that only authentic antiques can offer.
$71.00

Antique Bamboo Walking Cane with Horn Handle
Handbags & Accessories
This elegant walking cane exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of the late Victorian or Edwardian era, when gentlemen's accessories were considered essential expressions of social standing and personal style. The dramatic crook handle, fashioned from genuine horn, displays the rich dark patina that only develops over decades, giving it the authentic character that collectors prize above all else. The slender bamboo shaft speaks to the period's fascination with exotic natural materials imported from Asia, and the polished metal collar joining handle to shaft is a hallmark of quality construction from this era. Walking canes of this type were carried by men of distinction as everyday accessories, and surviving examples in this condition are increasingly difficult to find. Whether displayed in an umbrella stand, incorporated into a gentleman's study, or added to a serious antique cane collection, this piece brings undeniable historical charm and visual elegance. A wonderful conversation piece and a tangible connection to a more formal and stylish era of everyday life.
$71.00