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If there is one thing I absolutely love in my kitchen it would be this serving platter. I was helping my dear friend clean out her "cupboards" one day (I say cabinets) and she gave this to me! I don't know much about it, but I love it to say the least. Did I mention I love this? :D
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Depression GlassDuring the 1920s, 19th-century pattern-glass manufacturers such as McKee, H…
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very nice Elegant Glass center handled server; pretty sure it is the 'Empress' pattern by Heisey
Oh thank you Tallcakes for the info. Do you know what one would call this platter with the handle? I am thinking "platter" isn't the right word for it. I use this to serve finger sandwiches at special parties.
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generically it's called a 'center handled server', or just a 'server' for short.
Oh, and sometime called a 'tidbit tray'
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Thanks Tallcakes!!
These were also refered to as "Center handled sandwich trays" apparently popular for serving little tea sandwiches for bridge parties.
It is Heisey's Empress, with a nice rock crystal cutting, possibly done by a decorating firm rather than by Heisey.
Thank you Paula71, great info!
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