#0412 USA White Handled Art Glass Amber Pedestal Bowl

Mid-century art glass, particularly from the 1950s to 1970s, saw a surge in popularity with unique designs and vibrant colors. Many glassmakers experimented with different techniques, including the use of contrasting colors and stylized shapes.

Amber glass, often combined with white or other contrasting hues, was a common choice for decorative pieces like bowls and vases. These items were often hand-blown or crafted with attention to detail, making them collectible today. The combination of amber and white glass, along with the distinctive handle design, suggests a piece that was intended to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Such pieces were popular as decorative items in homes during the mid-century period, reflecting the era's design sensibilities.