Bowl c. 1886

This ruby-colored glass bowl, crafted by the New England Glass Company around 1886, exhibits the company's signature "art glass" style. The unique, undulating form and iridescent finish are characteristic of the late 19th-century American glassmaking movement. The bowl's color transitions from a deep crimson to a pale yellow at the rim, adding a subtle touch of complexity. This piece, currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, embodies the artistic and technical prowess of the New England Glass Company.