VTG E.O Brody Co Emerald Green Ribbed Glass Bowl 6.5 Inch Cleveland OH USA-image
VTG E.O Brody Co Emerald Green Ribbed Glass Bowl 6.5 Inch Cleveland OH USA-image
VTG E.O Brody Co Emerald Green Ribbed Glass Bowl 6.5 Inch Cleveland OH USA-image

VTG E.O Brody Co Emerald Green Ribbed Glass Bowl 6.5 Inch Cleveland OH USA

$ 6.34

Finish: Ribbed outside, smooth inside Origin: Clevland, Ohio Item Width: 6.5 inches Production Style: Depression Glass Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original Style: Depressoin Glass Era: Mid 20th Century (1941-1969) Pattern: Ribbed Production Technique: Candy Dish Item Weight: 1 pound Item Depth: 2 inches Theme: Key dish, Candy Dish, Snack Bowl, Popcorn bowl, Chip dish, Salad Bowl, Plant Pot Year Manufactured: 1960 Backstamp: Impressed Number of Items in Set: 1 Brand: E. O. Brody Co. Seller Notes: “Excellent condition. No chips or dings. See photos.” Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only Antique: No Product Line: Emerald Green Bowl Type: Bowl Type of Glass: Depression Glass Department: Teens, Adult Vintage: Yes Item Height: 2.5 inches Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Occasion: All Occasions Handmade: No Time Period Manufactured: 1960-1969 Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Features: Decorative, Ribbed Glass, Emerald Green, 2 1/2 inches deep Material: Glass Set Includes: Bowl Color: Green

Description

This vintage E.O. Brody Co. emerald green ribbed glass bowl from Cleveland, Ohio, is a decorative piece with a ribbed outside and smooth inside. It measures 2.5 inches in height, 6.5 inches in diameter. The bowl is perfect for various uses. The E.O. Brody Company was founded in 1958 by Ernest Oscar Brody, also known as EO, in Cleveland, Ohio : Founding Brody started the company with four flower vases made by US glass manufacturers using molds marked with the company name. Growth The company sold inexpensive, mass-produced vases, bowls, and flower pots in a variety of colors, including milk glass, green glass, brown glass, and clear glass with a red painted surface. Mergers and acquisitions In 1971, Lancaster Colony Corporation of Columbus, Ohio took over the company. In 1988, E.O. Brody merged with Lancaster Colony's housewares division. In 2007, Indiana Glass and E.O. Brody were bought from Lancaster Colony and merged with Anchor Hocking.

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