19 Sunday Jul 2020
Posted in Fostoria
It seems like a very long time ago that I was antiquing in the US to purchase this pretty little piece. Actually just being in the US was over a year ago. We had to cancel our trip to Cambridge Ohio where I was going to attend my first Cambridge Glass Convention. Oh well, my credit card was spared I guess. Next year!
This is a pretty little piece with #327 Navarre. Love the handles.
28 Wednesday Dec 2016
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I haven’t looked at this listing for a long time. But now that I am looking at the photo I think that I misnamed it originally. I think that the piece is from Cambridge Glass with etch Rose Point.
I no longer have the piece to verify the ID, but I think Rose Point is the better bet.
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Original Listing – May 24, 2012
I’ve a number of pieces of this pattern – water goblets, one champagne stem, and various serving pieces. I bought this at an auction in Brighton with the other serving pieces.
I can’t find this particular
dish online, but I am guessing that it is a handled cake plate. It has a one inch base, so it is likely for cakes or cookies. These pieces are pretty, but they take up so much storage room. Right now this one lives in a cedar chest with other pieces (and other collectible stuff) that have no public showing.
27 Saturday Apr 2013
Posted in Cambridge
I was told recently that vintage cake plates are “in”. I don’t know, I’ve never been “in”! I gather that serious hosts/cooks would never serve their cake on Tupperware. Who knew?
I can attest that this is a very pretty item. I have been 
digging through the boxes in the garage and will be posting some ‘lost’ items, including this piece.
I think I bought this at an auction some time ago and was too lazy to photograph it, before burying it.
The etch is fairly common – it was made on a number of different shapes and in many pieces, over a long period of time – from 1934-1958. Pretty pattern – the etch is made up of flowers, a crest and leaves.
Now that I’ve rediscovered it, I might just have to bake a cake!