Le Smith Clear Glass Crimped 3 Toed Console Bowl, Circa 1930

Elegant LE Smith Clear Glass Crimped Ribbed Console Bowl 3 Toed Depression Glass Circa 1930

The LE Smith Glass Co produced a wide range of fine glass for 98 years and many of their pieces remain unidentified.  This pattern is merely #38 Clear and described as “3 Toed Round Crimped Bowl”

It’s a beautifully elegant bowl that could be used many ways. 

Perfect for salads, fruit or simply as an outstandingly beautiful art piece on its own!

About a Console Bowl: This is a type of large glass bowl used to hold a centerpiece arrangement of flowers or fruit on a dining table or buffet. 

They were especially popular from the 1920s through the 1940s,

and usually had matching candlesticks to place on either side of the bowl.

We also have in our store two candleholders that were paired with this bowl by the previous owner in a similar pattern called Manhattan made by Anchor Hocking in the late 1930’s. 

Measures approx: 13″ round x 4″ high

Condition is simply beautiful!  This dish has managed to survive 9 decades unscathed!  Hurray!