STUNNING VINTAGE IMPERIAL OPEN ROSE CARNIVAL GLASS BOWL AMETHYST GREEN

Imperial Glass Open Rose Green Amethyst Bowl 7 3/4” diameter 3”tall Color reflects different depending on lighting Imperial Carnival Glass bowls with rose patterns (like "Open Rose" or "Lustre Rose") were primarily made in the early 20th century, especially the 1910s and 1920s, though Imperial also made later reissues and similar items in the 1930s-50s, so identifying the exact period often relies on specific mold details, base types (collar base vs. none), and logos. The iconic original runs were around 1911-1914, but look for later production dates (1930s-1950s) if it has distinct markings or different base styles. Key Timeframes: Original Production (Peak): Circa 1(contact info removed), with specific "Open Rose" (#489) patterns from around 1911-1914. Later Production: Imperial also produced similar rose patterns, sometimes called "American Beauty Rose," in the 1930s, 1940s, and even the 1950s, as noted by some sellers. Reissues: Imperial started reissuing Carnival Glass in 1962, so pieces from the 1960s-80s exist too, often marked with the Imperial logo (IG mark). How to Narrow it Down: Base Style: Bowls with a collar base (a distinct ring base) are often called "Open Rose," while those with no collar base (just the molded feet) are often "Lustre Rose" (or vice versa depending on source). Logo: Look for an impressed "IG" logo (Imperial Glass) on the bottom for pieces made from the 1950s onwards. Pattern Details: The intensity of iridescence and exact rose placement can vary by production era.

Condition

Used (normal wear)