Vintage Ruby Red Double‑Handled 12‑Point Paneled Footed Bowl / Soup Bowl – Set of 2

These luminous vintage ruby red glass bowls bring a touch of timeless elegance to any table or display. Each piece features a 12‑point paneled design, graceful double handles, and a footed base that catches the light beautifully. The deep red glass transitions to a subtle amber‑yellow edge, adding warmth and dimension to the color.

Likely produced in the mid‑20th century, these bowls reflect the craftsmanship of American glassmakers who specialized in richly colored pressed glass during the 1960s. They are unsigned, but their clarity, color, and molded form are consistent with mid‑century production from companies known for high‑quality decorative glassware.

Both bowls are in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. From a private estate collection where pieces were displayed rather than used, preserved in pristine condition.

Details
•    Era: Mid 20th century (likely 1940s–1950s)
•    Color: Ruby red with amber yellow rim
•    Material: Pressed glass
•    Style: Paneled, footed, double handled
•    Quantity: Set of 2
•    Condition: Excellent vintage
•    Dimensions: Diameter 5", Length with handles 6½", Height 2½"

Perfect for adding a pop of color to your dining table, sideboard, or display shelf. These bowls work beautifully for serving desserts, soups, or candies, and make a striking accent in holiday décor or vintage‑inspired interiors. Their rich ruby hue pairs effortlessly with silver, white, or linen textures for a refined, festive look.
A thoughtful hostess or housewarming gift, and a radiant choice for collectors of vintage glassware.

Choosing vintage glassware supports sustainable living by preserving craftsmanship and reducing waste. Each piece carries history, artistry, and enduring beauty — a timeless alternative to mass‑produced décor.

Please note that most of the photos are taken at 5 to 10X magnification. This shows any blemishes much more magnified than they really are. Please check dimensions as items might look bigger in pictures.