Vintage Clear Glass Pedestal Covered Comport Three Legged Candy Dish - Pressed Frosted Floral Design Compote w/ Tall Finial
A clear glass covered comport or lidded candy dish with an ornate pressed glass pattern that features three opaque or frosted flowers around the lid and three more around the base. These flowers are surrounded by crosshatching, leaf shapes and curved lines. The jar has three little curled feet on the bottom, and has a tall finial on the lid.
The finial or knob on the lid is quite special - it has a great deal of detail including crosshatching , zig zag edges and a tapered paneled top section. Just the finial or top knob measures about 3 1/2” alone.
There are no chips or cracks. In nice vintage condition - a beautiful display jar, serving comport or candy dish.
This beautiful glass piece is rather hefty and therefore appears to be leaded glass.
In total, this retro pressed glass comport is about 10 1/2” high to the top of the knob on the lid. It measures about 7” in diameter. The bottom part of this piece alone is about 4 1/4” tall and the lid alone is 6” tall.
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