A radiant expression of early American glass artistry, this set of vintage Federal Glass dessert bowls showcases the beloved “Normandie” pattern, also known as Lattice and Bouquet. Produced during the height of the Depression era, these bowls capture the optimism and decorative elegance of the 1930s with their intricate latticework framing delicate floral garlands. The design feels both structured and romantic — a timeless balance of geometry and bloom.
Finished in a luminous marigold carnival glass, each bowl shimmers with a warm amber base ignited by an iridescent overlay that flashes rose, gold, and soft teal in shifting light. The interior glow is particularly striking, pooling at the center and radiating outward beneath the scalloped rim. This prismatic quality is what continues to draw collectors to carnival glass nearly a century later.
Perfect for fruit, berries, or elegant dessert presentations, these bowls bring authentic vintage character to any table or display. Whether curated within a carnival glass collection or styled as statement serveware, this Federal Glass Normandie trio carries both historical charm and undeniable visual presence.
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