$100
AMERICAN MOLDED MILK GLASS DISHES, BOWLS, AND PLATES, C. 1870-80, EIGHT:Includes one oblong pickle dish, L 9 5/8", W 7 1/8", C.1880, with a pierced circled edge, (few rim chips, one 1/2"); one round bowl, H 2", Dia 8", C.1880, with a beaded rim, and hobnail & vertical panel designs, (L 2" scratch to inset); one square compote, H 3 7/8", W 8"sq., C.1880, with a pierced border, and convex sides, (base is uneven); one centerpiece bowl, H 4 3/4", Dia 9 5/8", C.1870, with a serrated rim, and pierced border, (appears to be good); one small square plate, W 5" sq., C.1880, with a pierced s-scroll border, (good condition); one triangular plate, L 8 1/2", W 7 3/4", C.1880, with a pierced s-scroll border, (good condition); one four-mold compote, H 3 3/8", Dia 4 5/8", C.1880, with a serrated rim, and pressed "little red riding hood & wolf" designs about outer side, (good condition); and one covered dish, H 7", L 7 1/2", C.1880, with an "eagle" cover (yellow glass eyes) with outstretched wings protecting young, atop a pierced rim dish, (minor inner rim chip to cover). Ex. Collection of the Kingman Museum of Natural History, Battle Creek, MI. Donated by The Estate of Susan Stebbins Stark, Lansing, MI, Circa 1938.
Auctioneer:
Dumouchelle Art Galleries
Date:
2007-04-13
