EAPG Pedestal Bowl: Fluted Scalloped Glass Bowl, Footed Base

Discover this stunning EAPG Early American Pressed Glass pedestal bowl featuring elegant fluted sides, a scalloped loop-patterned lip, and a sturdy footed base.

It is 8" inches in diameter and 5.5" inches tall..

This beautifully crafted bowl is not just versatile; it’s a must-have for housewarming gifts or for any serious collector. Don't miss out on adding this striking piece to your collection.

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Please take note of the following information:

All additional items in listings are props except for what is featured in the video.

We aim to make various treasures easily accessible to you. All listed items are previously owned and in antique or vintage condition. They are described as found and may have marks, crazing, scratches, etc. Due to their age, they are sold "AS IS." I have taken photos of the items to the best of my ability so you will receive the items as shown. Items are wrapped, packed, and shipped from British Columbia, Canada using various shipping services that provide the best prices for buyers.
Please read the description and view the photos to carefully examine the items, and feel free to ask any questions before purchasing.
We aim for your buying experience to be a positive one, so all items are shipped with a tracking number and any individual items of $100 and over (at the time of purchase AFTER applicable discounts) will have "Signature Confirmation" for added protection. When ordering from Canada, parcels may be subject to import tax and duty charges, which the buyer is responsible for paying. Buyers in some parts of the USA are now subject to a Sales Tax. Please check with Etsy for more information.

Below are definitions explaining the various conditions of some items:

Definitions:

Crazing: A crackling effect in the glaze; A spidery-type crackling effect–looks like crackle glass. It is not detectable when you rub your fingernail over it.

Chip: This is a chip–this goes down into the clay. The glaze and the pottery itself have a piece chipped off…it can measure from 1/16″ to 1/2″.

Crack: This is a crack in the piece.

Hairline: A crack that is very thin and tight. Sometimes you can only hear a hairline crack and not see it (for the more experienced).

Chunk or Chunker: This is a chip but over 1/2″.

Skip: This is a factory flaw where the glaze is lighter or covers only part of the piece.

Scratch: Is a scratch.

Flea Bite: This is a raised bubble bump or a tiny nick. Sometimes you can’t see them well, but running your fingernail across the piece will fix the flaw.

Pinpoint: This is smaller than a fleabite, like the point of a pin. Most dealers consider this mint.

Chigger Bite: This is a tiny chip that removes the glaze from a spot, but doesn’t go into the clay.

Glaze Slip: This is a part of the pottery that the glaze did not cover.

Glaze Pop: This is a popped air bubble that bursts at the surface of the glaze during firing.

Kiln Kiss or Kiln Flaw: This is a little spot where the piece touched another piece in the kiln and made a glaze pimple on one piece and possible glaze loss on the other.

Factory Flaw: This flaw covers less common types of flaws. More descriptions should be included.

Staining: The piece is stained or cloudy

Peppering: Tiny black specks in the glaze, normally white or light-coloured glazes.

Sick Colour: The colour is off or wrong for some reason. Not all rare colours.