Doyle & Company No. 300 Daisy & Button Bowl - Scalloped Starburst Glass
$50.00
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Doyle & Company No. 300 Daisy & Button Bowl - Scalloped Starburst Glass
$50.00
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This Daisy and Button glass bowl from Doyle & Company features a deeply scalloped rim and bold starburst-and-button pressed detailing.
Doyle & Company’s No. 300 Daisy and Button pattern gives this clear glass bowl a bright, collector-friendly presence with crisp pressed detailing throughout. The design pairs geometric starburst clusters with crosshatched button panels, while the deeply scalloped fan rim adds a lively finish that enhances tabletop, vanity, or display settings. Doyle & Company operated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and later became part of the U.S. Glass conglomerate in 1891, providing maker context for this recognizable pattern.
Dimensions are 4 in. height x 10 in. diameter (10.16 cm x 25.4 cm).
Condition:
used
B0223
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- Fragile first: Each piece is wrapped in multiple layers of protective material (bubble wrap, foam, or kraft paper) and cushioned on all sides.
- Secure sealing: We use reinforced tape so packages survive rough handling.
- Tracking & insurance: Tracking is included; high‑value items are insured. View tracking in My Orders or your shipping email. Contact us if you would like additional insurance or a signature on delivery.
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What to know about buying vintage
- Pre‑owned condition: Items are vintage and may show surface wear, glaze crazing, small chips, hairline cracks, repair marks, or slight color fading from sun exposure.
- We disclose flaws: We photograph and describe any notable issues — please review images and the condition notes before buying.
- Ask for more photos: If you want closeups of a specific mark or the base/markings, message us and we’ll send extra images.
- Care tip: Hand wash gently; avoid sudden temperature changes to protect glaze and finish.
- Returns & exceptions: See our full returns policy for details on returns and condition requirements.
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