Edwardian Pressed Glass Fruit Bowl Likely Davidson, England c. 1910–1920

Edwardian Pressed Glass Fruit Bowl on Four Feet (c.1910–1920)

A beautiful early 20th-century pressed glass fruit bowl, likely English and most consistent with Davidson production from the Edwardian to early Art Deco transition period.

This piece features a strong geometric panel band interspersed with stylised floral motifs, a softly scalloped rim, and four elegant scroll feet. The combination of floral detailing and structured patterning places it around 1910–1920 — a moment when design was shifting from romantic Edwardian ornament toward the clean lines of Art Deco.

At just over a century old, this bowl would have originally sat at the centre of a dining table holding apples, pears or sugared fruit. Today it makes a striking centrepiece for seasonal fruit, potpourri, or simply as a sculptural glass display.

Details:

• Likely George Davidson & Co., England

• Circa 1910–1920

• Clear pressed glass

• Four applied scroll feet

• Diameter approx. 20–21cm

• Height approx. 11–12cm

Condition:

Very good antique condition. No chips or cracks observed. Light age-appropriate surface wear consistent with use.

A substantial and decorative example of early 20th-century British pressed glass.