Ovenglas casserole dish with yellow band along lid and chrome plated carrier

I found this Ovenglas casserole dish and lid with yellow band around the lid and chrome played ring carrier. My mom told me that the chrome plated carrier came with the Ovenglas casserole dish. I would like to know if the chrome plated carrier came with the ovenglas casserole dish and lid or do they not have anything in common. The chrome plated carrier does fit onto the Ovenglass casserole dish. Also, is Ovenglas the company that made this casserole dish? The dimensions of the ovenglas casserole dish is about 8 3/4" top diameter x 7 1/2" bottom diameter x 3 1/4" without the lid or 5 3/4" up to top of the knob on lid. The bottom center is etched with Ovenglas, Guaranteed. The dimensions of the chrome plated carrier are about 8 1/2" top diameter x 8 3/4" bottom diameter x 2 3/4" height without 2 of 3 feet or 3" with 3 feet. Thank you for help in this request. Rob

 

I've never seen the chrome plated carrier before!

 

You don't believe your mother? I don't see reason to think that the carrier and the casserole were not made for each other - such a good fit.

 

Assuming this Google search results is visible to you, there are at least 3 of the casserole/carrier combinations on this page, plus a number of the casseroles are cited as products of H C Fry - you should verify that if possible.

https://www.google.com/search?sa=X&...kAhUWuZ4KHUIBAz0Q7Al6BAgGECQ&biw=1536&bih=730

 

Perhaps yours is missing the feet? It's still a great carrier for hot Ovenglas!

 

From what I saw, I am convinced the carrier came with the casserole dish as a combination. Thank you. Rob

 

2 of the 3 feet are broken off the carrier but I could tell where they were on the carrier. Yes, it still is a great carrier for ovenglas. Rob

 

After seeing some with the carrier, I believe they did come together. Rob

 

I had not either until I opened this past box. I am convince that the ovenglas and carrier came as a set. Rob

 

Oh yeah! After seeing Bakersgma's Fry listings on google (thanks Bakers!), my eyes have been opened to this as a set too! Just never saw one before yours!

 

I do not believe your casserole is Fry Ovenware.

The handles of your carrier appear to be Bakelite, and the color trim of the casserole would fit with a 1930s-40s time period

I have never seen the "Ovenglas" mark before.
Can you make out the letters? all I see is "eed"


Was this your mother's?
Does she know where she got it?
Wondering if it might be European rather than American.

 

It says in the middle of the bottom the words Ovenglas up top and Guaranteed on the bottom. I wish I knew how to detect bakelite myself. Yes, I can make out the letters, I think what you focused on was the back end of the word Guaranteed. It was the best picture I could do after many attempts so you probably still can not see the word Ovenglas. I am not sure if this was my mom's or whether she inherited it or bought it an an auction back in the 1980-2000s. She does not know where she got it. I could not find it in my research on ebay or etsy. Rob