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Scarce ROMAN ROSETTE Flint Sandwich Glass 9.5" Plate
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EARLY AMERICAN PRESSED FLINT GLASS 9 1/2" PLATE ROMAN ROSETTE PATTERN BOSTON AND SANDWICH GLASS COMPANY c1840s I SHIP WORLDWIDE Offered in this sale is a scarce early American lacy flint glass plate that was made by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company circa 1840s. The name of the pattern is ROMAN ROSETTE. It measures a full 9 1/2" in diameter. Large plates like this in this pattern are quite scarce. The condition is very good. Please be sure to "supersize" the images to better view the close up images of the rim. The end of one of the checkered rim points is chipped off and t is a small chip to the very tip of another. It also has a few shallow surface scallop chips on the inside surface of the rim. It has no cracks or hairlines. Please feel free to email with any questions. I always guarantee everything that I sell to be as described. The last seven images illustrate a number of other pieces that I am listing separately on Ebay including several other pieces of lacy glass. You are bidding on only the one piece in this sale. This piece is being sold without a reserve as long as t is an opening bid. High bidder to pay $8.00 shipping/ including insurance - inside the United States - $12.00 to Canada. SAVE ON SHIPPING: If you are bidding on or plan to bid on more than one item I will at your request hold the items to ship together. I WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE on request. You can view a thumbnail gallery of my other items by clicking on the "View Seller's Other Items" icon at the top of this listing 
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