Pressed Glass Footed Rose Bowl with Grape and Vine Motif

This item is a footed glass bowl or small vase, likely made of soda-lime glass with a faint greenish or 'coke-bottle' blue tint, characteristic of mid-20th-century mass-produced glassware. The piece features a stout, pedestal-style base and a flared, wide body terminating in a scalloped or 'pie crust' rim. The primary decorative element is an embossed or pressed pattern featuring clusters of grapes, broad grape leaves, and winding vines that wrap around the circumference of the vessel. The construction shows distinct vertical seams, indicating it was produced using a multi-part mold system typical of pressed glass. The glass is relatively thick, suggesting durability and a utilitarian weight. The overall condition appears excellent with no visible chips or significant fractures, though there is a natural aged patina and slight surface scuffing consistent with domestic use. While no maker's marks are immediately visible in the image, the style and motif are highly reminiscent of pieces produced by North American companies like Imperial Glass or Indiana Glass during the Depression era or immediately following. The craftsmanship is solid for its class, with clear detail in the foliage and fruit textures, making it a classic example of vintage American tableware.