Elegant Depression Glass Covered 3-Part Dish with Enamel Pansies

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Elegant Depression Glass Covered 3-Part Dish with Enamel Pansies

Perfectly preserved hand-painted enamel pansies have no wear. They are as bright and complete as the day they were made…at least 80 years ago. It is rare to see the enamel in such perfect condtion because normal cleaning procedures and the elements work together to fade and chip away the enamel as years go by. This dish was well-cared for.

The gold paint rim shows medium wear and is about 80% present. The gold on the finger tabs show the most wear. The gold on the inner rim (upon which the lid sits) has rubbing wear from the lid. The glod trim on the side of the lid and side of the container show minimal wear.

The glass is in original, perfect condition. It is Depression grade crystal, made with magnesium instead of lead. This is the type of glass that turns ‘sun purple’ if left under constant exposure to UV light. This beautiful covered dish is crystal clear with no purpling.

The dish has 3 compartments inside for your favorite treats, or selection of sauces or relishes. Makes a nice treasure box too. Stunning on the dining table, end table or vanity. Made by Duncan Miller in the 1930’s. Nice heavy, quality glass, mold lines have been polished out. Measures 6½” round not including the ½” finger tabs. At least 80 years old.
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