This is for a vintage art glass Candy dish w/ lid.This is vintage teal blue glass made by Westmoreland in the pattern "Ashburton". This was made in the 1970's, this color is harder to find than others. measures: 7" tall by 4-1/4" wide top rim.Condition: no chips or cracks..
Flared rim and finial lid. deep buck shape for many uses or display. But this is a hard shape to find and I am unaware of the maker.
Perfect condition No chips or cracks Glorious piece Vibrant UV glow This product is a 6" flared bowl candy dish with lid, made of turquoise swirl aqua blue peacock glass. The production style is in blue, creating a unique and eye-catching piece for storing candies or other small items. The glass material and flared pattern add a touch of elegance and fun to any space.
There are molding lines in the open lace rims, they are not cracks or fractures, I inspected to make sure.
The Vintage Imperial Company Open Lace Rim Edge Blue Peacock Glass 10" is a candy dish with lid made of glass in a beautiful blue color. The dish features an intricate open lace pattern and belongs to the Laced Edge product line. With its vintage charm and elegant design, this piece is perfect for serving candies or other snacks in style. The brand, Imperial, is known for producing high-quality glassware, making this dish a
What you see in the photograph is what you will receive this bottom is the bottom that was paired up with this top by Cambridge. The top is Caprice. The bottom is seashell. That’s just the way they made these two from the factory. There are no chips. There are no cracks. There are no repairs. These are an excellent condition. Please see all photographs as they are part of the description. moonlight blue
What you see in the photograph is what you will receive this bottom is the bottom that was paired up with this top by Cambridge. The top is Caprice. The bottom is seashell. That’s just the way they made these two from the factory. There are no chips. There are no cracks. There are no repairs. These are an excellent condition. Please see all photographs as they are part of the description.