Celery Dish, US Glass Co., Mayflower / Duquesne, Starburst Base, Scalloped Rim, Antique, 1910

More than a century old and still commanding attention — this antique oval serving dish from the United States Glass Company is a rare find in their Mayflower pattern (also known as Duquesne), introduced in 1910. The thick scalloped rim features beautifully cut detailing, and the starburst sunburst base catches light with the kind of depth that only hand-finished early American pressed glass can achieve.

The United States Glass Company was a Pittsburgh-based consortium of 18 glass houses that joined forces in 1891, becoming one of the most prolific American glass producers of the early 20th century. Their pattern glass from this era is among the most sought-after by antique collectors today.

Originally intended for celery, asparagus, or relish, this elegant oval is equally at home holding olives, nuts, or candy — or simply displayed as the antique art object it is. A meaningful gift for serious collectors or lovers of early American glass.

• Made in: USA by United States Glass Company
• Era: circa 1910
• Material: Pressed glass
• Dimensions: 12" long × 5" wide × 2" tall
• Condition: Good antique condition — two very small chips and surface scratches consistent with over 100 years of age and use; please review all photos carefully