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<p>[QUOTE="ola402, post: 354972, member: 182"]Pat (cluttered), the cheese dish you show in your photo looks like what mine should be with a glass bottom. How old is that one? </p><p><br /></p><p>cherry, the finial looks ground and polished to me, and it was made separately and then applied to the dome. In the following photo, you can see that the glassmaker left a little "notch" where it was applied. Also, the finial has some bubbles in it and is slightly listing to one side. When I shined a black light on the piece, the finial lit up brightly like a light bulb. </p><p><br /></p><p>Whoever owned it, used it quite a bit. The wood base shows some wear, unless it's a marriage from a different dish. </p><p><br /></p><p>Oh well, I paid very little for it and was just curious about it because it seemed like it didn't match but the top was so pretty. </p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks for everyone's responses. Wish I could have kept my eyes open last night but they just shut on me, so my delayed reply.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ola402, post: 354972, member: 182"]Pat (cluttered), the cheese dish you show in your photo looks like what mine should be with a glass bottom. How old is that one? cherry, the finial looks ground and polished to me, and it was made separately and then applied to the dome. In the following photo, you can see that the glassmaker left a little "notch" where it was applied. Also, the finial has some bubbles in it and is slightly listing to one side. When I shined a black light on the piece, the finial lit up brightly like a light bulb. Whoever owned it, used it quite a bit. The wood base shows some wear, unless it's a marriage from a different dish. Oh well, I paid very little for it and was just curious about it because it seemed like it didn't match but the top was so pretty. Thanks for everyone's responses. Wish I could have kept my eyes open last night but they just shut on me, so my delayed reply.[/QUOTE]
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