Antique Canary Vaseline Glass Opal Open Footed Compote Northwoods or Dugan Glass

Description

You are viewing a lovely example of Antique Vaseline Uranium Glass. This item is attributed  to Northwoods  or Dugan Glass. It can be found in Northwood's 1899 ads and later 1907 in Dugan ads. The color on this is Canary and pattern is "Opal Open" also called "Beaded Panels" when done in carnival glass, design has beads radiating out to ruffled opalescent edge and has a double ring stem making it look like four stems with inside of rings open. This pattern was reproduced by Westmoreland Glass & LG Wright in the 1940s/1950s but they made it with a closed solid stem so this one is the real deal and over 110 years old. I've found this lister as a Footed Compote and Dugan list it as a Card Receiver. It is in very good used condition with no chips, cracks, nicks and breaks found, it does have what looks like a couple manufacture marks on base(see last photo for example). It measures approximately 6 ½" across top and stands 3 ¾" high to outside edge.
There may be straw marks, shear marks, air bubbles, heavy mold seams, tool marks and/or other manufacturing markings that are inherent in glass of the era. I try to comment on these blemishes if I see them.
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description and condition.
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