Lot #247: 5 vintage Glass Serving Dishes - Mixed Amber and Clear Pieces with Grape, Floral +++

This eclectic lot features five vintage serving dishes, primarily from the Depression glass era (1930s-1940s), including four pressed glass pieces in clear and amber hues with embossed designs, plus one silver-plated copper tray with ornate detailing. The glass items, likely from American manufacturers like Indiana Glass, were commonly used for candies, nuts, or relishes, while the silver-plated piece adds a metallic accent. Ideal for collectors of antique tableware, these items showcase classic ruffled edges, floral/grape motifs, and etched patterns for decorative display or use.  Key details: • Items Included: • Clear glass plate with embossed grape cluster and leaves, ruffled edge (approx. 8-9 inches diameter; classic “Harvest” or similar grape pattern) • Small amber glass bowl with scalloped rim and central ring detail (approx. 5-6 inches; possibly a finger bowl or candy dish) • Small clear glass heart-shaped dish with floral embossing (approx. 4-5 inches; delicate and decorative) • Clear glass plate with fluted radial design and ruffled edge (approx. 7-8 inches; simple yet elegant serving piece) • Large silver-plated copper tray with ornate etched central design, irregular scalloped edge, and amber patina from age/tarnish (approx. 10-12 inches; marked “Coronet Plate E.P. Copper Lead Mts. 1862” – likely from a mid-20th century maker like Harrison Brothers & Howson or similar, with “E.P.” indicating electroplated silver on copper base and lead mounts; 1862 as pattern number) • Condition: Good vintage condition overall—some light scratches, minor wear, and patina from age, but no major chips, cracks, or repairs noted. The silver-plated tray shows tarnish and discoloration on edges, enhancing its antique character. • Material and Style: Pressed glass for the clear and amber pieces (Depression-style); electroplated silver on copper with lead mounts for the tray, possibly with carnival glass-like iridescence. • Notes: This mixed set combines glass and metal for versatile collecting or resale. The Coronet marking suggests British or North American origins, common in post-WWII silverplate. Inspect photos closely for exact details. A delightful assortment for estate sales or vintage decor enthusiasts—bid now on these timeless pieces! Pickup category timeslot {A}