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For sale is a 1970s Lace & Dewdrop Aqua Berry Bowl manufactured by Kemple Wheaton. Measuring approximately 4.25" in diameter the bowl appears to have never been used. There are no chips nor cracks and the item does not have a impressed stamp.
John and Geraldine Kemple met during the war and formed their glass company in 1945. John was a fifth generation glassmaker and Geraldine owned a gift shop when they met.They bought antique molds, most of which had originally been used to make pressed glass in imitation of clear cut crystal glass. During the 1960's they also made colored glass items from those molds.In 1970, when John Kemple died, Mrs Kemple sold over 800 molds to the Wheaton Historical Association. They made reproductions from some of these between 1970 and1979 in a range of colors. Initially they were marketed as "Wheatonware" and sold through "home parties" by independent contractors. In 1975 they were marketed as "Wheatoncraft" and sold through more conventional outlets.
is a vintage collectible piece perfect for adding a nostalgic touch to your kitchen or dining area. The delicate lace pattern and vibrant turquoise color make this bowl a unique and stylish addition to any table setting. Made in the 1970s, this piece captures the charm and elegance of that era, making it a charming and eye-catching piece for collectors or vintage enthusiasts.
Please check all photographs carefully. The item will be packed with care and sent via USPS Ground Advantage.
