Shallow wide-rimmed bowl c. 1910

This shallow, wide-rimmed glass bowl, created by Stuart Glass Limited, is an example of Art Nouveau style. The bowl, dating back to around 1910, features a clear glass body with green, circular accents. The design is both elegant and organic, reflecting a turn-of-the-century fascination with nature and fluid lines. This bowl, currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, is a beautiful illustration of Art Nouveau's influence on decorative glassmaking.