Clear glass \"Thousand Eye\" ruffled edge bowl by Westmoreland Glass. For Sale

The \"Thousand Eye\" pattern, also known as \"Hobnail\" or \"Bullseye,\" is a popular decorative glass design characterized by its numerous raised bumps or rounded projections. This pattern was widely produced by various American glass companies, including Fenton, Duncan & Miller, and most notably, Westmoreland Glass Company, during the mid-20th century. These pieces were often made in a variety of colors and forms, serving as vases, bowls, and decorative accents.Westmoreland Glass Company, founded in 1889 in Grapeville, Pennsylvania, was a prominent manufacturer of high-quality pressed and blown glass. They were particularly known for their milk glass and decorative colored glass items, including those featuring the \"Thousand Eye\" pattern. Pieces from the mid-century period, like this bowl, are sought after by collectors for their intricate design and the nostalgic appeal of American mid-century modern decor.