Heisey Glass Covered Pedestal Dish

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Beautiful vintage colored glass pedestal dish with fitted cover. The glass and cover have a diamond pattern, like lattice...but very subtle. Circa early to mid-20 th century. *UPDATE* - (from the Glass Message Board) This appears to be the Heisey, Yeoman pattern, #3500 comport and cover. This item is shown in Gene Florence’s book, Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era, 11th Edition, page 251. The color was called Flamingo Pink. Apparently the lid with this comport doesn't match what is in the photo in the book but more closely resembles the lid of a sugar bowl. Be that as it may, the color and pattern are the same and this lid fits perfectly, as if it were a match. Marked: Remnants of a paper label with a dark blue “H” inside of a white diamond and, in smaller print, “PATENT” located on the bottom of the pedestal base. It was suggested on the Glass Message Board that this label was A. H. Heisey Glass Co., Newark, Ohio, USA. Measures: 6-1/2"H x 6"W. Base measures 3-1/2"W. Condition: The pedestal dish and cover are in good condition. There is one very minor chip on the top rim of the pedestal dish (See photo no. 5). Thank you for bidding! ‹(•¿-)› *Special thanks to the members of the Glass Message Board for sharing their expertise!
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