1930s Macbeth-Evans Thistle Bowl |Topaz Depression Glass | Berry Sauce Dish

This vintage Macbeth-Evans “Thistle” berry bowl (circa 1929–1933) features the line’s signature satin-frosted floral sprays, raised leaf clusters, and the distinctive central leaf medallion pressed into the base. Produced during the early Depression era, this form is known for its gently cupped-square rim, softly rounded body, and warm topaz / pale amber tone that glows beautifully in natural light. Measuring approx. 6½” across the rim and 2” tall, it’s the perfect size for berries, desserts, sauces, or display as part of a curated Depression glass collection. The pattern’s combination of matte and glossy surfaces creates a beautiful textural contrast—classic Macbeth-Evans craftsmanship. Like all Depression-era glass, minor mold marks, tiny bubbles, or light seams are normal from the manufacturing process and part of the authentic character of these pieces. A beautiful addition for collectors of early 20th-century American glass. ⸻ MEASUREMENTS •Width: ~6.5” across rim •Height: ~2” •Shape: Cupped-square berry bowl ⸻ CONDITION: Vintage condition with expected light wear for age. No cracks. Normal Depression-era manufacturing irregularities (light seams, bubbles, faint straw marks). ⸻ DepressionGlass MacbethEvans ThistlePattern TopazGlass BerryBowl Cottagecore VintageHome 1920s1930s ShabbyChic GlassDecor