Mid Century Sowerby ruby red glass posy bowl
Price includes shipping to UK mainland
For sale, we proudly present a stunning Mid Century period Sowerby Tyneside Glass tricorn-shaped ruby red posy bowl.
This beautifully crafted glass bowl can also serve beautifully and effectively as a delightful tea light candle holder, creating a warm glow. This exquisite and eye-catching piece is perfect for adding a touch of vintage mid century elegance and charm to any room or setting, whether it be a cozy living area, an elegant dining table, or a charming mantelpiece that needs a sophisticated accent.
Circa 1950s.
If you would like to know more about the Mid Century period, then check out or blog - ‘Revealing the Mid Century Modern Design Movement’.
Stock Reference Number: AC02398
Price includes shipping to UK mainland
For sale, we proudly present a stunning Mid Century period Sowerby Tyneside Glass tricorn-shaped ruby red posy bowl.
This beautifully crafted glass bowl can also serve beautifully and effectively as a delightful tea light candle holder, creating a warm glow. This exquisite and eye-catching piece is perfect for adding a touch of vintage mid century elegance and charm to any room or setting, whether it be a cozy living area, an elegant dining table, or a charming mantelpiece that needs a sophisticated accent.
Circa 1950s.
If you would like to know more about the Mid Century period, then check out or blog - ‘Revealing the Mid Century Modern Design Movement’.
Stock Reference Number: AC02398
Price includes shipping to UK mainland
For sale, we proudly present a stunning Mid Century period Sowerby Tyneside Glass tricorn-shaped ruby red posy bowl.
This beautifully crafted glass bowl can also serve beautifully and effectively as a delightful tea light candle holder, creating a warm glow. This exquisite and eye-catching piece is perfect for adding a touch of vintage mid century elegance and charm to any room or setting, whether it be a cozy living area, an elegant dining table, or a charming mantelpiece that needs a sophisticated accent.
Circa 1950s.
If you would like to know more about the Mid Century period, then check out or blog - ‘Revealing the Mid Century Modern Design Movement’.
Stock Reference Number: AC02398
Condition
Authentic original antique or vintage used condition. No chips or cracks. Usual patination, wear and signs of use typical of an antique or vintage item of this age. Please carefully check all the photos for close up details as they form an integral part of the description. All of our items are antique, vintage or used so will show signs of wear and imperfections commensurate with a pre loved item of that age. We do our best to photograph and explain the condition of the item as best we can. If you have any questions, or a condition issue with any of our items, please contact Antiques Central direct and we will do everything we can to resolve the problem as quickly and as effectively as possible. Always remember, when buying vintage items, they will have signs of use but that is also what makes them so unique.
Item location
Birmingham, UK.
Postage and packaging
Free shipping to UK mainland.
Price includes Royal Mail or Parcelforce delivery to UK mainland only, including Channel Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man & Northern Ireland.
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