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Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) covered compote

USD 79.00

Condition: In excellent condition.

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View Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) covered compote with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Material: The compote is made of non-flint clear pressed glass. Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) covered compote in the popular "Daisy and Button with Thumbprint" pattern, made by Adams & Company (Pittsburgh, PA), circa 1886-1891.  Details of the Piece Manufacturer: Adams & Company (operated 1861-1891), a prominent Victorian-era glass producer that later became part of the U.S. Glass Co.. Pattern: Known to collectors as "No. 86" or "Daisy & Button with Thumbprint Panels". The design features eight-sided "buttons" surrounding stylized flowers, with thumbprint panels along the base and lid edges. The pattern was highly popular and produced by many companies, but the specific details help identify the Adams & Co. version. Material: The compote is made of non-flint clear pressed glass. The glass may have a slight amethyst tint due to the aging of manganese, a chemical used at the time to ensure clarity. Antique Glass Pedestal Lidded Compote, measures 12" H X 8'' W X 8" D, Compote has two tiny chips on the lid and on the rim, see last 3 photos otherwise in excellent condition. Condition: In excellent condition.. Category: Collectibles › Kitchen & Home › Dinnerware & Serveware › Bowls.

Number of Items in Set
Two-Piece
Shape
Round
Color
Clear
Number of Place Settings
1
Material
Glass
Type
Footed/Pedestal Bowl
Care Instructions
Hand Wash Only
Country/Region of Origin
Unknown
Style
Antique
Original/Reproduction
Original
Finish
Glossy
Age
Unknown
Culture
American
Country of Origin
United States

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