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Indiana Glass Deco No. 610 Green Pyramid Relish Tray
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This auction is for a No. 610, Pyramid Patterned 4-part Handled Relish Tray . This beautiful Art deco style dish is created by the Indiana Glass Company, 1926-1932 . The green is a lovely green which has a yellow/green vaseline glass glow under a black light , see picture 4. Not only is this dish collectible it is also very useful, t are 4 parts that can be used for relish, pickles, olives, or condiments. This luxurious handled tray would be an elegant addition to any table, no matter what pattern of dishes you use. I think the pyramid pattern is one of the richest depression patterns made by Indiana Glass. You will not be sorry to own this piece. Measurements: This dish is about 8 1/2" across. The height to the top of the deco-shaped handle is 6" tall. The spectacular diamond-shaped center handle stands 3 3/4" tall. The deep 4 dishes are1 3/4" tall and 4" across. Condition: Excellent. MINT. The points on each corner are excellent. No chips or flakes on points (which is unusual). No flakes, hairlines, repairs, or scratches. Unused appearance . NO utensil use marks inside. T are manufacturing strawmarks, air bubbles and t is a tiny piece of grit on the bottom of the dish on one of the decorative seams (again manufacturing process). I have only had this relish dish as a display piece. It is very shiny and bright. Please check out my other auctions for additional depression items. I do combine auctions to save on shipping. NYS residents must pay 7% sales tax unless a resale certificate is provided.
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