Vintage Cambridge Caprice Midnight Blue Glass Condiment Bowl - Serving Pedestal Bowl / Dish - Mis century Glass Kitchen Decor
A retro blue glass serving piece by Cambridge in Midnight Blue in the Caprice pattern. This pedestal bowl features a round swirl design on the two handles that are at each end, and a swirly design inside the bowl as well. The base is a short pedestal.
This vintage piece by the Cambridge Glass Company was made from 1937 to 1953.
Measures 8” from handle to handle. It has a 6” diameter. The bowl stands about 3 1/2” high. The pedestal base has a 3” diameter.
This light blue glass serving piece is in nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Still in great shape!
In the last photo, this piece is on the middle.
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