Anchor Hocking~Indiana Glass Diamond Cut Scalloped Rim Hobnail Square Bowl

Name: Anchor Hocking~Indiana Glass Diamond Cut Scalloped Rim Hobnail Square Bowl
Brand: Unbranded
SKU: 177395342446
Price: 15.25 USD
Availability: InStock

USD 15.25

Condition: Used

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View Anchor Hocking~Indiana Glass Diamond Cut Scalloped Rim Hobnail Square Bowl with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Indiana Glass is also known for its hobnail patterns, but their patterns appear different. Anchor Hocking Diamond Hobnail pattern. Square bowls from this line typically feature a scalloped or ruffled edge. The Anchor Hocking Indiana Glass Diamond Cut Scalloped Rim Hobnail Square Bowl is a piece of pressed glass, often made in clear or milk glass, featuring a diamond pattern with hobnail (raised knob) texturing and a decorative scalloped or ruffled rim, typically produced by Anchor Hocking or Indiana Glass in the mid-20th century, particularly in patterns like Early American Prescut.   Key Characteristics: Manufacturer: Anchor Hocking and Indiana Glass are known for this type of glassware.  Material: Often clear glass or white milk glass, though other colors existed.  Pattern: Features a diamond hobnail design with raised, rounded knobs or bumps.  Shape: Square, with a distinct diamond cut pattern on the surface.  Rim: Characterized by a decorative, scalloped or ruffled edge.  Production: Made using the pressed glass technique, where glass is forced into a mold.  Historical Context: This type of glassware was produced in the mid-20th century, with Anchor Hocking's Early American Prescut pattern being a popular example.  Anchor Hocking Indiana Glass Diamond Cut Scalloped Rim Hobnail Square Bowl The Anchor Hocking Indiana Glass Diamond Cut Scalloped Rim Hobnail Square Bowl is a misnomer, as Anchor Hocking and Indiana Glass were separate companies. A vintage square milk glass bowl featuring a diamond cut or hobnail pattern with a scalloped rim is almost certainly an item from Anchor Hocking's Diamond Hobnail pattern. Indiana Glass is also known for its hobnail patterns, but their patterns appear different.  Anchor Hocking Diamond Hobnail pattern Description: This pattern consists of a matrix of raised "diamond" or "hobnail" points. Square bowls from this line typically feature a scalloped or ruffled edge. Period: The style is characteristic of mid-century modern (MCM) glassware, with many pieces originating from the 1960s or earlier. Condition: Used. Category: Home & Garden › Home Décor › Decorative Accessories › Decorative Plates & Bowls. Brand: Unbranded.