Petalware is one of the most beloved patterns in pink Depression glass, and this MacBeth-Evans serving bowl captures everything collectors love about it — the soft, translucent pink hue, the delicate petal-like scalloping along the design, and the understated elegance that made this pattern a staple in American kitchens throughout the 1930s. It's glass with genuine warmth, the kind that catches afternoon light beautifully on a table or shelf.
At 8.5" wide and 3" deep, this bowl is a versatile serving size — ideal for salads, fruit, or as a lovely stand-alone decorative piece. MacBeth-Evans was one of the major manufacturers of Depression-era glassware, and Petalware remains one of the most actively collected patterns from that period.
