Vintage 1970s Sooner Ozark Art high quality Glass Swan Bowl | LARGE | Slag Glass | Murano Central Sunset Spiro | Retro Glass | End of Day Bowl

Here is a beautiful vintage Sooner Glass Swan Bowl in shades of blue, green and orange...

These pieces are sometimes referred to as Arklahoma Glass and Ozark Glass, all high quality geographically representative. This hand blown blue, green and orange swan, likely from the 1970s...

This GIANT hand blown swan is approximately 14 inches long x 12 inches tall and quite heavy...this gorgeous bird has no cracks or chips and is in amazing condition...

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Sooner Glass:
These iconic pieces were very popular in the 1970s. Originally sold under the “Old Hickory Glass” label, as early as 1959 they are more commonly found under the “Sooner Glass” label as well as several other names. Many of these pieces were made by the Central Glass Co. out of Spiro, Oklahoma, but both Colorado Springs, Colorado and Fort Smith, Arkansas were also known locations where this type of glass was made, either by the same people or others using the same techniques.The Swans and the Trumpet Vases are by far the most common and easily recognized pieces, but there were many other items, these include handled baskets, serving trays, swan napkin holder, cornucopias, and several different styles of vases. Mostly found in the earth tones (brown, honey gold and avocado) popular in the late 1960s and 1970s, other colors found include blues, greens and oranges.”