Sterling Overlay Poppy Glass Bowl by National Silver Deposit Vintage Dish Mid Century 1940s American Designer Gift; Vintage Silver Overlay Glass ~ Poppies by National Silver Deposit Ware -
This stunning, and hard to find piece, is decorated with an amazing pattern of etched and frosted poppies with leaves, all of which are outlined in sterling silver overlay. Done by the National Silver Deposit Ware Company, which is known to have decorated Cambridge, Heisey, and Indiana glass, this piece is truly a unique treasure!
This is a stunning piece that is highly collectible and displays wonderfully!
Proudly made in the USA!
Measurements ~ approximately 1.5' tall x 12.5" long x 5.5" wide.
Pattern / Dates ~ mid-century; c1920-1950.
National Silver Deposit Ware operated out of New York City during the time period mentioned above.
Hallmarks ~ Sterling is spelled out in 3 places in the overlay. Otherwise this piece is identified via pattern and shape.
Condition ~ Excellent: pre-owned vintage/antique. While there are minor use markings, this piece is in otherwise fantastic shape with little other evidence of age or use.
Note ~ the overlay is tarnished (not unexpected). If you wish me to polish it up before shipping, please included those instructions in your notes to the seller.
Note ~ I do not polish silver/silver-plate prior to shipping unless requested. Some clients prefer the patina intact when purchasing.
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