Unknown candy dish bone porcelain

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Posted 9 years ago

Maidment1333
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Any ideas on what this is?...trying to identify what it may be....seems to be really early bone ash candy dish...please I anyone knows I would love to figure this one out...has a high pitch ringing tone from the edge and not white!!!.... More transparent ivory color....pretty. Thanks!

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Celiene, 9 years ago
It's too small for a candy dish. Maybe a small sugar bowl, or maybe a master salt cellar? Ice cream bowl? Very pretty, and I'd say rather old.
TallCakes, 9 years ago
the form was called a berry bowl. The pattern is Northwood Glass #235 'Intaglio' c1899; AKA: Flower Spray with Scrolls. The glass is custard glass with enamel décor and is EAPG.
Maidment1333, 9 years ago
Thank you....I think it's pretty too...custard glass huh?...so not porcelain. 1899 is old for sure and that's awesome...what is EAPG????
TallCakes, 9 years ago
EAPG = Early American Pattern Glass
yes, custard glass... check it out in the dark with a black light if you have one.
Maidment1333, 9 years ago
Thank you!
antiquerose, 9 years ago
Your Mystery is "Solved" via ( Sir ) TallCakes.....for this piece

Thanks you TC for the Great ID

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