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Posted 6 years ago
Deepseas72
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From searching the web, my best guess is either Indiana Glass or Westmoreland. There was apparently a lid originally, though this is the way I found it. Got it for 99 cents at goodwill. Next guess is that it is called red flash glass?
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most likely Westmoreland's wedding bowl reproduction. it would be called stained rather than flashed. The pattern was first made by Adams & Co. c1891 and called Crystal Wedding. Jeannette also made a version of this pattern as well.
here's another CW post:
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/154289-westmoreland-glass-cake-dish
forgot about this ad for these wedding bowls:
https://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=11205&mode=search
Beautiful bowl, love the pattern
I have several these, so of course, really like them. Hard to pass one up when I see it, even when missing the lid. I've seen many missing the lid, but don't think I have ever seen a lid missing the bowl. Not sure I have seen one with a ground bottom, though. I'll take a look at some of mine and see if they are ground. I'll have to do a bit of excavating.
Tallcakes, is it just meant to resemble the earlier cake dish? This on is small. I really should have mentioned that. It is 4” x 4” across at the top and 4.5” tall.
Newfld , thanks. Me too!
Thank you, Tallcakes. You are a fount of knowledge and truly appreciated.
Kwqd, I loved it as soon as I saw it. It is currently being used to hold licorice candy.