Vintage Pyrex Woodland Pattern Mixing Bowl (Base View)

This is a base-down view of a round nesting mixing bowl, part of the Pyrex 'Woodland' collection, which was produced from approximately 1978 to 1983. The item is characterized by its heavy-gauge borosilicate or opal glass construction, known for its thermal resistance and durability. The exterior color is a deep forest green, over which a white lithograph pattern (not fully visible from this angle, but typical of the set) would be applied. Centered on the base is the distinctive circular Pyrex maker's mark embossed into the glass. This mark includes the 'PYREX' brand name, 'CORNELLE GLASS WORKS,' and typically mentions capacity and 'MADE IN USA.' The bowl shows signs of age-appropriate wear, including superficial scratches on the contact surface of the base and slight dulling of the finish, which is common in vintage glass that has seen household use. There are no large chips or structural cracks visible in this view. The high quality of the molding and the uniformity of the glass thickness are hallmarks of American mid-to-late 20th-century mass production, making this a highly collectible piece for vintage kitchenware enthusiasts.