A pair of 'Mirror Plate' salvers by U.S. Glass Company c1904 | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
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It's often nice to have a pair with the same pattern to stack or otherwise display your desserts. This is a heavy pattern with a nice tall gallery to hold lots of goodies.
OMN: #15086 Mirror Plate
MFG: United States Glass Company
YOP: 1904
AKA: Galloway, Woodrow
Size: 9-1/2" OD (8-7/7" ID) x 6" H and 10-1/2" OD (9-78"ID) x 6-7/8" Hg
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thank you aura : )
thank you Efesgirl : )
Beautiful to see them both! Bob
Gorgeous. Photos are too.
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Two more beauties! I'm with Karen on your photos, gorgeous! [;>)
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A pair of beauties Don... I love the first pic!
thank you Rick55 : )
Actually there are three sizes of cake stands, with many variations in height of the bases. 8", 9.5 " and 10.5" diameters. There are trays (cake plates without the bases basically) in same diameter. Never ceases to amaze me the differentiation of this pattern. Still finding new pieces in it!
thank you willinontario : ) yes, I'm still o the look out for the small 8" version.
they are hard to find. i think i have only two of them. my mother had one in her collection as well. there is a sweetmeat or jelly compote as well that is perfectly flat..only seen one of those. it's like a miniature cake stand..6" in diameter. have many close to flat but only the one perfectly flat. been collecting 30 plus years in this pattern. but still find new pieces. there are so many different versions of salts (shakers, open, etc). love the pattern still though.