Green Depresion Glass Candy Dish | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
FrankWetsch
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My wife has this piece of green depression glass candy dish and we would love to know some information about it. If any one knows the maker/year/type, size- 5 1/2" long, 4" wide, 2 1/8" high. We would sure be thankful f0r the information. Thanx for your time. Frank
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you have a piece of EAPG rather than depression glass. This is the bottom to a butter dish by Bryce Brothers in their 'Argyle' pattern c1885. From these photos, the color looks to be canary, which can have a green tint in the some light.
I have an oval cake stand in this pattern:
http://www.tallcakes.com/CakeStands/BryceHigbeeCo/ArgyleCrystal.aspx
That's a really nice pattern, very nice indeed.
TallCakes you are a glass Yoda! Great solve again.