I'm a tall footed ruby pressed glass candy jar w/ lid - who made me?

It is 12 5/8" to the top of the handle on the lid, 7 3/4" to the top edge of the jar & is 4 1/4" across the top of the jar. There is some type of flower design but for the life of me I can't tell what kind of flower.

I tried checking around but didn't see anything with this type of handle or stem.



Thanks for any & all advice or opinions!!!

Peggy

 

L.G. Wright's Wild Rose
Wright also had many colors of this pattern in a goblet for the "Madonna Inn"; so the pattern is sometime called by that AKA

 

...& Tallcakes comes through again!!!!

Thank you so much!!!!

Peggy

 

Looking around on Google & going back 1 year on Terapeak I did not see any other candy dishes. Tons of goblets which actually sell fairly well depending on the color & a few compotes that did not bring much but did sell. I also learned that this mold was sold to a company called Castle/AA Imports when they sold off all of Wright's molds in 1999. So I will never know who made this one for sure.

Thanks again for your help Don!!!

Peggy

 

"R" has this candy listed in amber. The only ruby one I found was listed as a "RARE" Fostoria 'Holly'

 

"R" has this candy listed in amber. The only ruby one I found was listed as a "RARE" Fostoria 'Holly'

I didn't even look in Replacements.

I finally found the "Extremely Rare Ruby Red Fostoria Holly Pattern Lidded Compote Footed Candy Dish" on Terapeak. It sold last November for $18.99. I do see how they could have possibly got Holly from this piece though. One of the flowers I thought it might be before I posted it here was a poinsettia.

We will see what one correctly ID'd will sell for in about 10 days.

Peggy

 

red is a good color to sell for the up coming holiday season. I think homage to the Madonna Inn might help too.