Divided Dish, Luxhem de Veropa, Daisy and Button, Pressed Glass, France, Vintage 1960s

A pattern originally patented in America in the 1880s, reinterpreted a century later by a French glassmaker in the Loire — and no less charming for the journey.

• Maker: Luxhem de Veropa, Rive-de-Gier, Loire, France — marked "Made in France"
• Pattern: Daisy and Button — all-over pressed daisy and button motif; 3 sections, round
• Era: 1960s–1970s
• Material: Pressed glass — clear
• Dimensions: 7.25" diameter, 1.5" tall
• Condition: Excellent — no cracks, chips, or scratches; no cloudiness. All sales are final.

The Daisy and Button pattern became one of the most beloved and widely replicated pressed glass designs in history, produced by American makers like Fenton, Duncan Miller, and Smith — and, as it turns out, by Luxhem de Veropa, a glass company in Rive-de-Gier in the Loire department of France. This three-section round dish is a lovely example: the daisy-and-button motif covers every surface in precisely pressed relief, and the clear glass has no cloudiness at all.

Perfect for olives, nuts, candy, or hors d'oeuvres. Just as useful on a desk or dresser for small items. A delightful gift for the pressed glass collector — particularly one who already has American Daisy and Button pieces and would love a French counterpart to the story.

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