Vintage 1920s Oroplastic Etched Glass Mayonnaise Bowl Greek Nude Figures Moser Walther staffordshire china Union label: Amalgamated Clothing Workers

Union label:  Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America that was used between 1949 and 1962

but it’s really nothing and shouldn’t bother anyone

one in light grey and the other in blue

The cardboard label at the back sweatband states that it is a size  “7 1/8”

I bought this antique lace collar many years ago with a few other pieces

Vintage 1920s Oroplastic Etched Glass Mayonnaise Bowl Greek Nude Figures Moser Walther staffordshire china Union label: Amalgamated Clothing WorkersThis is a gorgeous pressed glass bowl with under plate that are deeply etched in the oroplastic technique with neo classical Greek nude figures with Greek key border. The oroplastic technique was developed by Leo Moser around 1914 or 1915 and involved deep etching using acid and then gilding the etched area. During the 1920s, a few other glass makers, such as Loetz, Carl Goldberg, Walther & Sohne and Oertel adopted the technique. This piece is not