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    Posted 7 years ago

    AdeleC
    (498 items)

    This is a fairly large compot or Bonbon dish, with a pretty Fleur de Lis pattern. It is pressed glass but thats about all I know about it. If anyone knows the maker and age, that would be great.

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    1. AdeleC AdeleC, 7 years ago
      Actually, I have just found that the pattern is identical to the Inwald Glassworks Fleur de Lis pattern. Inwald is a Czech glassworks.
    2. Saldeb, 4 years ago
      Hi, yes you are correct, this is one part of an optional two piece set, I believe yours is the sugar bowl that marries up with the compote bowl. But put together they form a pedestal bowl. Very clever design. I have both pieces, yet, having found a catalogue that gives the dimensions, mine seems to be a lot larger. I use mine as a pedestal fruit bowl.

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