Early 1900s Duncan & Miller Glass Co. Oval Mardi Gras or Empire Serving Bowl

This unusually shaped serving EAPG bowl was part of popular No. 42 line (aka Empire or Mardi Gras) introduced in 1899. It is a gorgeous bowl with scalloped edges and ribs/columns and zippers/ladder design. It looks like someone took a circular bowl and gently pulled out the sides to elongate it.

The bowl is also well made with ⅜” thick glass
Approximately 4” tall, 11” wide, 6.25” deep.
There are some tiny chips at one end (see pictures)
Circa 1899-1920.
“DUNCAN'S SONS, GEORGE & CO. No. 42 (OMN) line by Duncan's Sons, George & Company; (Washington-PA, Company Operated: 1893-1900), Introduced in 1899; AKA: Empire; Mardi Gras” - (https://www.eapgs.net/full-images.php?idx=5977&pat=2393)
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