Pressed Glass Footed Compote

Three Pressed Glass Footed Compotes Early 20th C. comprising, a pair and a single. 8-3/4"h x 10-1/4"dia. and 5-1/2"h x 7-1/4"w

Antique Apothecary Compote Pressed Glass Footed Dish Globe Show Jar General Store Display Antique Apothecary Compote Pressed Glass Footed Dish Approximately 9 1/4 x 6 inches in diameter.

This group of quality and early glassware include: a Stuben bowl with a ram's head lid, in excellent condition and signed on the bottom; an early footed compote; pressed glass butter dishes depicting

Group of Assorted Clear Pressed Glass Table Articles including footed compote, creamers, bowl, syrup and platter together with a set of handled cups with gold rim and an amber pressed glass plate; use

Star and Thumbprint Pattern 8.25" H x 8.25" W Condition: Good

American, 20th century silver overlay glass pitcher with silvered handle (11 1/2" H x 7 1/4" W x 5 1/4" L); and a pressed glass compote on footed stand with star pattern (7 1/2" H x 7 1/4" diameter).

Antique EAPG Footed Dish Compote Pressed Glass 6 inches tall and 7 1/8 inches in diameter.

TWO PIECES OF GEORGE DAVIDSON & CO. "AMBER CLOUD" WARE, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1930, comprising a flaring parfait glass, height: 7 1/2"; and a footed compote in heavy pressed glass with striated amber colorin

(lot of 12) American pressed glass table articles, 19th c., comprising: (2) bell flower pattern compotes; (1) footed compote; (2) zipper pattern cream and sugar, chip to rim of sugar; (1) large covere

This grouping of Lion Head Civil War era Pressed Glass includes an open sugar and creamer, 4 berry bowls, and footed compote all in excellent condition. These items are from the estate of Wisconsin Go

Group of Assorted Colorless Pressed Glass including EAPG, sandwich glass and Fostoria etched, comprising of a frosted lion compote, pedestal cake stands, footed compotes, and divided dishes, together

-VTG IMPERIAL NUCUT STYLE HEAVY PRESSED GLAS FOOTED COMPOTE-6.25"H-STAMPED IN CENTER OF BOWLJR 10/31

Set of 4 Pressed Glass Items with Scalloped Edges. This set of glass items is in overall good condition. The specific items included are: 1 footed compote (6.5" H x 8" D at top) 1 oval relish dish (8.

This is a NICE, vintage frosted glass, footed compote or candy dish manufactured by Fenton for the National Council of State Garden Clubs celebrating the U.S. Bicentennial in 1976! Frosted pressed gla

Art Deco Vintage Pink Footed Dish Compote Octagon Cut Pressed Glass Approximately 10 3/8 inches in diameter x 3 3/4 inches tall.

Blue Iridescent Glass Pitcher with Six Tumblers; together with three clear pressed glass compotes and a Westmoreland amber pressed glass footed basket; used condition, wear/worn, pitcher measures 10 1

Four Pieces of Pressed Vaseline GlassComprising, an oval platter, two square dishes, and a footed compote.Some wear, surface distress.Compote: 5-1/2"h x 10-1/2"w

two 19th c pattern molded footed compotes, clear cable pattern pressed flint glass, octagonal bases, Boston & Sandwich Glass Co, dia 8 1/4”, 7 1/4”, ht 4 I/2”, 4”, Dr Oliver Eastman collection

Vintage Oval Footed Pedestal Bowl Compote Green Pattern Pressed Glass Approximately 8 1/2 x 6 3/8 x 6 3/16 inches tall.

ASSORTED PRESSED OPALESCENT GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, blue opalescent, including an Inverted Fan and Feather master berry bowl, three Intaglio jelly compotes/footed dishes, and a Jefferson May bas

A collection of antique 1883 original American McKee and Brothers EAPG pressed glass table wares. The collection includes four saucers in a light yellow shade, footed dessert bowls, an open compote, a

large lot of mixed pattern and depression glass including large pressed glass bowl, Early American Pattern Glass EAPG opalescent glass footed celery vase, milk glass lattice compote, star and punty co

A lot of early American pressed glassware dating back to the first half of the 20th century. A total of 10 items including a footed cande bowl, a serving bowl, a compote centerpiece, four footed sugar

16th century colorless glass footed compote with cobalt trailing decor. Purchased in 1969 from Komor by Elaine Lustig Cohen. Loaned to the Corning Museum from the Digby Collection for their 1958 Exhib