Anchor Hocking Amber Depression-Style Pressed Glass Sunbeam/Petal Bowl

This item is a circular, pressed glass bowl rendered in a deep amber or honey-gold transparency, characteristic of American depression-style glassware from the mid-20th century. The bowl features a prominent 'Sunbeam' or 'Petal' motif, with a central embossed sunburst or starburst medallion at the interior base. Radiating from this center are elongated, stylized petals or u-shaped flutes that extend upward toward the rim, creating a textured exterior surface that plays with light. The glass is moderately thick with a smooth interior and a molded exterior. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures from this top-down view, though the pattern is consistent with production by mid-century manufacturers like Anchor Hocking (Fairfield or similar patterns). The condition appears good with high clarity and consistent color saturation; however, there are faint signs of surface scuffing and minor shelf wear consistent with age (c. 1950s-1970s). The craftsmanship reflects mass-production techniques of the era, utilizing heavy molds to create a decorative appearance that mimics cut crystal. The rim appears rounded and intact without large chips or flea bites visible in the current photo.