Mid-Century Modern Art Glass Centerpiece Bowl

This item is a heavy, hand-formed art glass centerpiece bowl, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The piece is constructed from clear, high-quality thick-walled lead crystal or soda-lime glass, featuring a distinctive organic, biomorphic shape with four pulled lobes that create a flower-like or 'clover' silhouette. The construction shows evidence of centrifugal or hand-tooling, resulting in smooth, rounded edges and a thick, weighted base that provides stability. The glass exhibits excellent clarity and light-refraction properties, characteristic of makers like Val St Lambert, Orrefors, or Steuben, though no specific maker's mark is visible through the glass in this view. The bowl sits on a small, integrated quatrefoil-shaped foot. Regarding condition, the piece appears to be in good vintage shape with no large chips or cracks visible; however, there is a white adhesive price tag affixed to the interior center which may leave residue upon removal. Common for glass of this age, minor surface scratches or 'shelf wear' on the underside of the base are to be expected. The craftsmanship reflects the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic, emphasizing fluid lines and the material's natural transparency and weight.