Bowl, Oneida, Southern Garden, Crystal, Germany 8"

• Pattern:  Oneida Etched Glass Bowl, Southern Garden (Discontinued)
• Made in Germany
• Vintage:  1993 - 2003 
• Details:  This is a gorgeous bowl, not only the pattern but the shape is absolutely lovely.  This pattern was introduced by Oneida in 1993, the bowl is bordered with a band of embossed flowers and a scalloped rim.  Beautiful cuts make their way down to the bottom and there's a sunburst cut on the base.  This bowl catches light beautifully.  The label is long gone but these came with a black and gold label that stated this was 24% lead crystal made in Germany, it is heavy.  Beautiful addition to your home decor.  Gorgeous gift for Mother's Day or any special occasion. 
• Material:  24% Lead Crystal
• Dimensions:  8.0 inches in Diameter and 3.75 inches Tall
• Condition:  Used.  Excellent condition.  There are no chips, cracks, or scratches.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  Please remember these are USED items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show scratches, wear and tear and imperfections. 

Oneida is a very well known American manufacturer of tableware, flatware, crystal, silverplate, stainless steel and decor wares . They have locations in the USA, Canada, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.  Oneida has been around a very long time, they were founded in the late-nineteenth century (as Oneida Community in 1848), in Oneida, New York and have a very extensive and unusual beginnings.  They have been through good times and very hard times, including filing bankruptcy in 2006.  However, through many mergers, acquisitions, buyouts and plant closings, they managed to stay in business.  In 2011 Oneida Limited was acquired by Monomoy Capital Partners a venture capital firm that the following year merged Oneida with Anchor Hocking and created EveryWare Global.  EveryWare Global was renamed The Oneida Group in 2017.  Today they manufacture both consumer goods with brands such as: Oneida, Westminster and Stanley Rogers, as well as those for the food service industry which include: Schonwald, Sant'Andrea, Oneida, and Buffalo.