Cobalt Blue Glass Mixing Bowl

This is a medium-sized circular mixing bowl crafted from translucent cobalt blue glass, a style frequently associated with mid-to-late 20th-century American glassware manufacturers such as Pyrex or Hazel-Atlas. The bowl evaluates as roughly 8 to 10 inches in diameter with a deep, rounded basin and a distinctive wide, flat rim that extends outward at the lip to facilitate a secure grip. The color is a vibrant, deep sapphire blue with uniform saturation throughout the glass body. The construction appears to be machine-pressed glass, characterized by smooth, thick walls and a substantial weight. There is a slight indentation on the base which helps stabilize it on flat surfaces. Condition-wise, the bowl appears to be in very good vintage condition; however, close inspection may reveal minor superficial 'flea bites' or utility scratches on the interior bottom from kitchen tool use. There are no large chips, cracks, or visible repairs. While no maker's mark is visible in this specific photograph (marks are typically embossed on the exterior bottom), the heavy-duty nature of the glass suggests it was part of a nested mixing set series. This item likely dates from between the 1960s and 1990s, representing a classic utilitarian aesthetic that remains highly collectible for its durable craftsmanship and iconic color.

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