RARE Unique Vitreon Queen's Lusterware Silver Ombré Tri Corner Bowl Centerpiece

Vitreon Queen's Lusterware Silver Fade Tri Corner Salad or Dessert Bowl. This style, popular in the mid-20th century, is often compared to Dorothy Thorpe's designs. These bowls were primarily produced in the mid-1950s through the 1960s. They are distinguished by their silver ombré or fade finish, which was applied by dipping the glass into a mercury solution. The bowls are typically made of clear glass with a distinctive tri-corner or ruffled rim shape and a chrome or silver-plated base. Hand washing is recommended to preserve the delicate silver finish. Silver smoky Lustre triangular salad bowl is a striking piece due to its unique design and silver luster finish. Made of glass in the 1970s, this 9" footed bowl exudes a sense of vintage charm and elegance. Perfect for serving salads or as a decorative piece in a dining room or kitchen, this bowl is a timeless addition to any home decor collection. Its vintage appeal adds a touch of nostalgia and sophistication *** must be shipped separately due to item weight close to 5 pounds. Will still consider item as part of bundle ***