Mosser Glass McKee Queen Pattern Covered Butter Dish | ||
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Posted 2 years ago
fortapache
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I was thinking this is Mosser but it could be an original as it has straw marks. Mosser glass makes high quality pieces and I don't think they would care for bubbles in their products. The pattern looks like Daisy Button but apparently it is McKee Queen.
The uneven saucer section is an interesting feature. It has a wavy edge.
Last I put it in my display case. The case is getting full. Actually it is past full.
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Beautiful!
That is truly beautiful!
Nice..here's another example..
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/192519-vaseline-butter-dish
I'm used to butter sticks.
Any reason why they made these butter dishes round instead of rectangular ?
Oh, your dish is marvelous!
A full cabinet is not a bad thing.
Alfie21. .."When butter dishes were becoming popular of course, butter was made by farmers and was a real treat.
It wasn’t readily available in city homes until the 20th century.
Butter dishes were bigger in many cases to have room for irregular slabs or mounds of butter."
Great Pattern. Nice green color. Very nice.
Thank you very much Newfld.
Thank you very much Daisy.
Thank you very much Dave. That was is definitely EAPG.
Thank you very much Alfie. Looks like some will get moved soon.
Thank you Dave for answering the question.
And thank you very much Deano.
Thank you Dav2no1 for answering :=)