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McKee & Brothers EAPG Germanic Covered Compote/Candy Dish 1894-99 USA 12.75"tall For Sale


McKee & Brothers EAPG Germanic Covered Compote/Candy Dish 1894-99 USA 12.75
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McKee & Brothers EAPG Germanic Covered Compote/Candy Dish 1894-99 USA 12.75"tall:
$120.00

This listing is for anAntique Late 19th Century (1870-1899) Victorian Era (1820-1914) EAPG Crystal Clear Covered Compote/Comport/Candy Dish which stands approximately 12 3/4" tall with an 8" diameter at the rim and was in manufacture 1894-1899. Crafted by McKee & Brothers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania of the United States, this EAPG Compote has been molded into the Germanic (OMN) Design Pattern that can only be properly described through pictures! Ready, willing and definitely able, this candy dish lies in wait to handle the after dinner mints at your next dinner party...Or simply become the latest addition to your Early American Pattern Glass Collection?The condition of this piece is GOOD toVERY GOOD with NO cracks, crazing, fading or any other visual imperfections. This is a used piece so there is some usage wear & tear (small smooth chip & usage wear roughness underside rim of bowl)consistent with its antique age. View and zoom-in on pictures for further details.Thank you for viewing this listing and please do not hesitate to contact me with any further questions you may have. No Reasonable Offer Refused! Make an Offer...Take a Chance...It Could Happen!
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