Name: Mugs & Cups, Tableware & Barware Antique Edwardian Bohemian Red Cut to Clear Glass Condiment Serving Jar Set (4) Dodecagon
SKU: 13714829
Price: 37.80 USD
Availability: InStock

Antique Edwardian Bohemian Red Cut to Clear Glass Condiment Serving Jar Set (4) Dodecagon

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Old Victorian
Red Cut to Clear Czech Bohemian Glass
dodecagon individual placement setting, condiment jar.
Similar to how in the Edwardian and Victorian era, salt cellars were popular at the table settings of the aristocrats, those with distinguishable hierarchy and titles.
Jump back in time with these, to Approx 1880-1920.
Very unique dodecagon shape.
Unusually footed, as well as, bulbous in center with an over all shape more similar to a stout vase than a barware glass or typical condiment jar.
MEASURES: 2.25” at mouth,
2.25” at bottom,
Center 2.50” across.
Adorably petite!
Lovely & rare condiment jars. Selling individually should anyone have replacement needs of this hard to find item.
Also it’s not completely a far off thought to utilize one as a bud vase. With at least million flower varieties and species in the world, it probably fits the bill for certain single tiny flowers. One might want to display and behold on its own. Perhaps for a special occasion.
Email any questions prior to purchase. These are sure to please.

Dimensions: 2.25ʺW × 2.25ʺD × 3ʺH

Styles: Arts & Crafts; Edwardian

Period: 1900 – 1909

Country of Origin: Czechia

Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned

Materials: Crystal

Condition: Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections

Color: Red

Condition Notes: Several small flea bit nicks on the rim. One little large – a small chip.
These areas might be a …
moreSeveral small flea bit nicks on the rim. One little large – a small chip.
These areas might be a remaining “dust settling” and clean up further or this might be due to age.
Does not take away from their beauty or function.
Minor scratches. Tiny specks of what seems to be paint on the bottom of one or two. As these sell the last one available will have these tiny paint specs.
No pontil found, however, due to this being a more unique and non American glass process the fact that two have a smaller circular center within one interior layer, with a large interior circle on two of the other bottoms, tells me these were possibly married together, possibly different artists worked on them, and/or each were therefor sold separately. less

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