Pair of English cut glass and engraved sweet bowls

Made in England during the course of the twentieth century, this near-identical pair of glass bowls were made with charming character, and hold anything from sweet to chocolates, to make a pleasing interior homely addition.

Of small stature, they combine a mix of smooth, circular lines with various cross-cutting patterns, shaped almost like urns, with short narrow stems on circular bases, a main body that gets wider as it rises, with a pair of matching lids to surmount each piece.

Charming, quaint, and decidely more appealing due to their quirky idiosyncracies and design discrepancies, they make a fine tableware acquirement, and go well with much of our other English glassware.