Glass Pedestal Cake Dish with Metal Base
c. 1880Victorian pressed glass dessert dish with a dot and diamond pattern and a cast iron stand. (Crystal Cut Glass Pedestal Cake with Brass Metal Base)
Pressed glass also referred to as Pattern glass, was produced between 1850 to 1910, with the majority produced in the 1880's. originally designed for everyday use and was made very durable
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Families would use glassware as part of their table setting or for entertaining guests.
No known Provenance to Busselton.
Does have Aesthetic Significance to Collectors of Antique Glassware.
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