National Glass Manila Opalescent Spooner Bowl - Large

This blue opalescent spooner was made around 1900 by the National Glass Company. This Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) piece is part of the highly collectible Wreath & Shell (also known as Manilla) pattern and features a beautiful opalescent fade from milky white at the rim into soft blue.

The base is crafted in clear pressed glass with embossed wreath motifs and three ornate shell-style feet. Originally used as a Victorian table spoon holder, it now makes a perfect accent for makeup brushes, florals, or display.

• Era: ca. 1899–1904
• Dimensions: 5.5" H × 4" W
• Condition: Excellent; no chips or cracks; beautiful opalescence

A lovely piece for Victorian, EAPG, cottagecore, or colored glass collectors.

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