Glass Bowl Collection

Glass Bowl, c. 1940. Creator: V. L. Vance
Glass Bowl, c. 1940

Glass Sauce Dish, c. 1940. Creator: V. L. Vance
Glass Sauce Dish, c. 1940

Small Glass Bowl, c. 1940. Creator: V. L. Vance
Small Glass Bowl, c. 1940

Flat Glass Bowl, c. 1940. Creator: V. L. Vance
Flat Glass Bowl, c. 1940

Amethyst Glass Bowl, c. 1940. Creator: V. L. Vance
Amethyst Glass Bowl, c. 1940

Glass Bowl, c. 1940. Creator: Michael Trekur
Glass Bowl, c. 1940

Souvenirs de la mer
Vadim Kulinsky

Crystal Ball
Xuan Thai

Crystal Ball (1)
Xuan Thai

Glass Bowl, c. 1936. Creator: Ella Josephine Sterling
Glass Bowl, c. 1936

Pressed Glass Bowl, c. 1936. Creator: Ella Josephine Sterling
Pressed Glass Bowl, c. 1936

Footed Bowl, Venice, c. 1490. Creator: Unknown
Footed Bowl, Venice, c. 1490

Compote, c. 1936. Creator: Janet Riza
Compote, c. 1936

Glass Bowl, c. 1936. Creator: Raymond Manupelli
Glass Bowl, c. 1936

Basket, c. 1936. Creator: Gertrude Lemberg
Basket, c. 1936

Bowl, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Nicholas Amantea
Bowl, 1935/1942

Salt Dip, c. 1938. Creator: Byron Dingman
Salt Dip, c. 1938

Milk Bowl, c. 1936. Creator: Frank Fumagalli
Milk Bowl, c. 1936

Edwardian birthday postcard of an easel with a painting of forget-me-nots in a glass bowl
3604886 Edwardian birthday postcard of an easel with a painting of forget-me-nots in a glass bowl of water on it, c.1910 (colour litho) by English School

Sweet Peas in a Glass Bowl (w / c)
6198932 Sweet Peas in a Glass Bowl (w/c) by Munro, Hugh (1873-1928); 38.1x50.8 cm; The McManus, Dundee, UK; Dundee Art Galleries and Museums; Scottish, out of copyright

Physicists experimenting on a torpedo, 2nd half 19th century (engraving) (b / w photo)
CHT163583 Physicists experimenting on a torpedo, 2nd half 19th century (engraving) (b/w photo) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; eArchives Charmet; French

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Dandelion catcher
Dmitry Skvortsov

Kneading bread dough

Children blowing bubbles (pastel)
XAM77340 Children blowing bubbles (pastel) by Liotard, Jean-Etienne (1702-89); Schloss Schonbrunn, Vienna, Austria; Swiss, out of copyright

Muslin bag containing yoghurt based soft cheese (labna), suspended above bowl

Raspberry trifle in bowl

Hand whisk dripping over whipped cream in glass mixing bowl, close up

Glass bowl containing rising bread dough, close-up

Tomato, coriander and chilli salsa in glass bowl with spoon, fresh stalks of coriander, sliced tomatoes, lemon, red chillies on chopping board

Fruit salad served in glass bowl, close up

Making a chocolate cake, mixing egg yolks with melted chocolate, close-up

Panzanella, Italian bread salad containing mixed vegetables and herbs, served in glass bowl, close-up

Girls hand grating peeled apple into glass bowl, close-up

Breaking open egg to expose yolk

Electric mixer whisking egg whites in a glass bowl

Pieces of meat substitute in glass bowl, close up

Mixing egg yolks into butter and sugar mixture using a wooden spoon, close-up

Raw egg being cracked over glass bowl, close up

Making an egg wash, using a fork to beat egg and water mixture in glass bowl, close-up

Thick chocolate pastry cream being stirred with wooden spoon in a glass bowl, close up

A finger bowl containing water and slice of lime

Pouring clarified butter from pan into glass bowl

Child adding mint and pecorino to egg mixture in bowl (making frittata omelette)

Bowls of oat flakes

Home-made fish stock in bowl, ingredients, including pieces of fish and herbs, in strainer nearby, close-up

Vegetable stock in glass bowl, ingredients, including celery and carrots, in strainer nearby, close-up

Flour and raw egg in a glass bowl, front view

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"Captivating the Future: Exploring the Mysteries Within a Glass Bowl" Step into a world of enchantment as you gaze into the depths of a glass bowl, much like peering into a crystal ball. This mesmerizing object holds secrets and stories from different eras, each piece telling its own unique tale. One such artifact is the "Crystal Ball, " an exquisite creation by Ella Josephine Sterling in 1936. Its delicate craftsmanship reflects both elegance and mystery, inviting us to ponder what fortunes it may reveal. Another captivating piece is the "Souvenirs de la mer, " reminiscent of Venice's footed bowl from 1490. Crafted by an unknown artist, this glass bowl transports us to ancient times when Venetian artisans skillfully shaped molten glass into breathtaking masterpieces. Ella Josephine Sterling's pressed glass bowl from 1936 showcases her artistic prowess, with intricate patterns that dance across its surface. The play of light on this compote evokes a sense of wonder and awe. Raymond Manupelli's glass bowl from the same era captivates with its simplicity yet undeniable beauty. It reminds us that true artistry lies not only in complexity but also in embracing minimalism. Gertrude Lemberg's basket-shaped creation takes us back to 1936 when artists experimented with unconventional forms. This whimsical design challenges our perception of traditional bowls while still serving its purpose flawlessly. Nicholas Amantea's timeless masterpiece, created between 1935 and 1942, stands out for its striking elegance. This bowl embodies sophistication and grace through its meticulous details and refined shape. Byron Dingman's salt dip adds another dimension to our exploration—a small yet significant treasure within the vast realm of glass bowls. Its dainty size invites contemplation about how even seemingly insignificant objects can hold great value. Lastly, Frank Fumagalli's milk bowl transports us to a simpler time, evoking nostalgia for the past.