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SALE Sharon Cabbage Rose Butter Dish (Federal Glass 1935-1939)

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$75 USD SALE
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This is a lovely piece that is in great shape with no damage. It is in the Cabbage Rose pattern. This dish is 8 inches across and is 3 3/4 inches tall. This dish was made by Federal Glass Company from 1935-1939. This is the real deal not a reproduction. The ladies that these belonged to had a large collection of butter dishes in many styles and by many different makers. This was the largest collection of butter dishes I had every seen there was close to 500 butter dishes of every shape and form. The ladies were sisters and were in the late ninety's when they decided to give them up, so I will hope that whom every ends up with them will cherish them as they did.

Item ID: 0000168