Blue glass footed candy dish. Has a mark but unable to find maker name.

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Posted 13 years ago

okeeffe294
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Blue glass footed candy dish APPROX 8 inches across and 4inches tall. Im not sure if "candy dish" is proper description. Have had this one for a while and was contemplating as a gift....and I noticed it like it appeared by magic, THE MARK! Sorry Mom but she has a mark! Google d everything I could think of but every site seems to require a manufactures name to see its marks? Weird. Please help. last 2 pics are mark. Looks like snowflake or maybe flower?

Thanks so much,

Brian O'Keeffe

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TallCakes, 13 years ago
it's an open compote; originally Richards & Hartley #25 Three Panel, c.1885. Tho' I'm not aware that they marked their glass, so possibly a reproduction. I don't recognize the mark.
okeeffe294, 13 years ago
Thanks TallCakes for taking the time!

Brian
inky, 13 years ago
Very pretty bowl!...:-)
okeeffe294, 13 years ago
Thanks, inky!

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