Art Deco Amber Glass Bowl "Rüdesheim" by August Walther & Son - c. 1930s

Add a glow of golden history to your table with this exquisite Art Deco amber glass bowl. Produced in Germany by the prestigious August Walther & Söhne glassworks during the 1930s and 40s, this piece belongs to the iconic "Rüdesheim" series. The bowl features a stunning, high-relief grape and vine motif, resting elegantly on four integrated small legs.
The rich amber (honey) color captures the light beautifully, highlighting the geometric and organic details typical of the Art Deco period. You may notice small, charming air bubbles trapped within the glass—a testament to the traditional pressing techniques of the era and a hallmark of authentic vintage glass. Perfect as a fruit bowl or a standalone centerpiece.
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Product details:

• Dimensions: Height 4", Diameter 10 1/2"
• Technique: Pressed glass
• Origin: Germany, Dresden, Walther & Sons
• Date: 1920-49
• Signature: Unsigned
• Condition: Very good vintage condition; no cracks or chips. Minor traces of use and original air bubbles present in the glass.

The August Walther & Söhne glassworks, founded in 1888 near Dresden, became world-famous in the 1930s for its affordable yet luxurious Art Deco designs. Their "Rüdesheim" pattern is a celebration of the Rhineland's wine heritage. In the United States, Walther glass is highly collectible, prized for its durability, vibrant colors, and the way it brings an "Old World" European elegance to modern interiors.