Vtg Clear Pressed Glass Bowl Roly Poly Hobnail & Leaf Pattern Fruit/Serving Dish

vintage clear pressed glass bowl is a beautiful example of mid-century serving ware, likely dating from the 1940s to 1960s. The distinctive pattern is often referred to by collectors as a variation of Hobnail or "Roly Poly" due to the abundant small, raised glass beads (dots) that cover the surface. Key Features & Pattern Details: Pressed Glass Design: The bowl features a highly textured, detailed design created by pressing molten glass into a mold. Hobnail/Dot Texture: The main field of the bowl is filled with rows of small, uniform glass dots, which catch the light beautifully. Botanical Accents: Interspersed with the dots are stylized, oval leaf or petal shapes, creating a striking floral or garland-like motif around the center. Central Starburst: The bottom center of the bowl showcases a clear, radiating starburst or flower pattern, adding to its elegance. Scalloped Edge: The rim has a ruffled or scalloped edge, providing a finished, decorative touch. This is a beautiful and collectible depression-era style piece that is ready for its new home.