Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) Round Bowl

This is a vintage pressed glass bowl in the Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) style, featuring an intricate radial design. The bowl is circular with a deeply scalloped, saw-tooth rim that adds a decorative and tactile edge. The interior surface is divided into multiple wedge-shaped panels radiating from a central starburst or sunburst focal point. Within these panels, highly detailed motifs including thistles and floral elements are embossed, characteristic of late 19th or early 20th-century pressed glass patterns. The glass is clear with high transparency, though it exhibits the slight thickness and weight typical of molded glass from this era. Condition appears generally good, though close inspection would be necessary to identify small 'fleabites' or chips common on high-relief saw-tooth rims. No large cracks or significant clouding are visible from the top view. A small white circular sticker, likely a price tag or inventory label reading '800', is affixed to the interior surface. This piece likely dates from the 1890s to the 1920s, a period when decorative pressed glass was a popular and affordable alternative to cut crystal.