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Posted 11 years ago
smiata
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I am hoping to find out more concerning the maker and use of this pedestal bowl. I seen something similar described at Cased glass bowl with Gold Dore bronze feet and Applied gold trim and marked Victorian. This particular bowl measures 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 3 7/8. It has a Victorian scene with a rough pontil.
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Might be a salt?
A bit too large for egg cup or salt. I will put in a salt for size comparison. I have been on the computer all day looking up what might be similar. I have come up with possibly vanity dish. But, I feel it is closer to a finger bowl still.
I added a photo for comparison of two salts and a tea cup.
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Thank you nutsabotas6 for the nice comment and the love.
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What ever it is..it is beautiful...:-)
Thanks inky for the nice comment. Still looking to find out what it may be for sure.
Sugar bowl? I know some bowls eere made bigger to used for parties. If not wonderful piece.
It's possible. I will research that angle.