There's something deeply satisfying about amber glass — the way it catches light like a late-afternoon sun through old windows. This Bartlett Collins bowl in the Manhattan (also known as St. Genevieve) pattern delivers exactly that warmth, with its signature Blaze vertical lines, large indented ovals, scalloped rim, and a starburst base that makes it sparkle beautifully from below.
Bartlett Collins began in 1914 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, and became one of America's most beloved mid-century glass makers. Their hand-pressed tableware was known for quality and character — and this amber piece is a perfect example. They reissued the classic US Glass Manhattan pattern in the 1960s under the name "St. Genevieve," though collectors know it by both names.
A stunning fruit or salad bowl for a fall table, a statement piece on an autumn sideboard, or a thoughtful gift for the collector who appreciates American glass history.
Made in: USA by Bartlett Collins
Era: 1960s
Material: Amber glass
Dimensions: 8⅜" diameter × 3" tall
Condition: Excellent vintage condition — no chips, scratches, or defects beyond normal age-appropriate wear
