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Brunssum, NetherlandsOn Whoppah since July 2023 • 60 sales
Product description
This type of pressed glass design from the Art Deco period often used a single mold to press both halves. Because the serrated edges (often a sawtooth or zigzag pattern) are designed to be mirror images of each other, two identical dishes fit perfectly together to form a closed object. The total height together is 5 cm (so about 2.5 cm per half) and the diameter is 14 cm,
With these flatter, disc-shaped proportions, it is not a candy box, but a classic butter dish (or possibly a caviar/pâté dish) from the Art Deco period.
At that time, butter dishes were often made in this compact, round model, with the two halves closing precisely with the teeth to keep the butter airtight and cool.
Why there is no name on it
The absence of a brand name or signature is completely normal for European pressed glass from the 1930s and 1940s: The total height together is 5 cm (so about 2.5 cm per half) and the diameter is 14 cm,
Specifications
CategoryTable accessoriesConditionExcellentColorsTransparentMaterialGlassNumber of items2Height5 cmWidth14 cmDepth3 cmSeller locationBrunssum, NetherlandsDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup