Vintage Milk Dome Lid ONLY Replacement Fan Pinwheel Diamond Point Knob
One of a kind — only 1 available
Condition: Light surface wear and a few tiny dust specks on the glass. The top of the knob has one rough, glossy facet that looks like it came from the mold. No chips or cracks are visible in the photos.
- Maker
- Westmoreland Glass
- Category
- Kitchen & Glassware
Ships from Ozark, Missouri
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Milk glass, the soft opaque white pressed glass, was a kitchen and dining-table favorite through much of the early and mid 20th century. It turned up on butter dishes, sugar bowls and covered serving pieces. This dome lid has a pressed fan and pinwheel design with a ball knob cut in diamond points. It suits collectors of white glass, anyone replacing a lost lid, or a shelf display where it catches the light.
Details
- This is the lid only; the base is not included.
- Milk glass, pressed fan and pinwheel pattern, ball knob with diamond-point facets, about 1 lb.
Condition: Light surface wear and a few tiny dust specks on the glass. The top of the knob has one rough, glossy facet that looks like it came from the mold. No chips or cracks are visible in the photos.
The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care for safe delivery.