Depression Green Glass Bowl and Candle Holder Set with Gold Trim

This set comprises three pieces of elegant green glass, likely from the Depression Era due to their distinct color, design, and apparent manufacturing techniques. The main piece is a large, octagonal serving bowl, characterized by its wide, flaring rim and a somewhat recessed, circular base. It exhibits a delicate etched or molded floral and foliage pattern across its inner surface, particularly concentrated around the rim and the sides. A striking gold band traces the octagonal edges of the bowl and outlines the prominent facets, adding a luxurious touch. The two smaller pieces are matching candle holders, each designed with a flared, leaf-like base that echoes the octagonal form of the larger bowl, albeit in a more organic, undulating shape. These candle holders also feature the same gold trim along their edges and similar etched patterning on their surfaces. The green glass appears translucent, allowing light to pass through, and the overall construction suggests pressed glass, a common method for mass-produced decorative items of that period. Visible condition issues include some wear and potential fading of the gold trim, particularly on the edges, which is typical for items of this age. There are no immediate signs of chips, cracks, or significant damage, suggesting relative preservation. The craftsmanship is indicative of commercial production, yet the intricate patterns and gold accents suggest a higher-end offering within the pressed glass market. The style period is likely mid-20th century, probably 1930s-1950s.