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Handblown Glass Victorian Compote Reproduction by McDermott MembershipCompotes are all purpose serving dishes popular in 19th century households. These usually footed bowls with or without lids or covers held special desserts, fruits, candies or sauces, jellies and other foods. Blown or pressed glass compotes provided a culinary presentation method suitable to 19th century middle class households. This beautifully crafted reproduction of a Victorian era compote was created by McDermott Glass Studio and measures
The plate is a reproduction authorized by the Sandwich Historical Society's Glass Museum
5"L (depicted)
Greater Washington Chapter #1 of the Pairpoint Cup Plate Collectors Association
5" high by 5" wide
This Historical Reproduction Cup Plate features the inscription "MDA Boston MA
These beautiful glasses are well suited for a cold beverage on a hot summer day
size and color may vary slightly
The house is named for John and Mary Surratt
came to the rescue with this spoof cup plate
using a glass press and hand carved pressing mold
This Historical Reproduction Cup Plate features the inscription "New Bedford Institute of Savings" across the top rim
As with everything Elias Studio creates