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Square Glass Cake Plate - Campbell Jones & Co - 83

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    Posted 4 years ago

    AdeleC
    (498 items)

    I bought this huge square cake plate off Ebay recently. I have plenty of round cake stands, but no square ones, so I have acquired this. It was described as vintage? It is 11" across and 7" tall. I hadn't realised the base was on crooked until I took pictures of the underneath! Any help?

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    Comments

    1. TallCakes TallCakes, 4 years ago
      skewed pedestals like this are quite common; of course it's really noticeable on square stands. For me vintage is a useless term unless it has a date included; tho' I understand some folks think it means things around 50 years old. This is an antique and is EAPG. The molds moved around a bit after the original factory burned. So it's attributed to: Campbell, Jones & Co. as their #83 'Diamond' c1883; followed by Jones, Cavitt & Co.; U.S. Glass Co. (1891-1920); Diamond Glass Co., Ltd.; Jefferson Glass Co., Ltd. (1902)
    2. AdeleC AdeleC, 4 years ago
      Thank you so much Tallcakes, that's brilliant information.
    3. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 4 years ago
      This is real class, most gorgeous birthday cake platter on a pedestal I have seen, you have this when you know that you have arrived !~

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