Footed Sherbert Dishes

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Posted by jmsiewers

18 years ago

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Description These sherbert dishes are unusual and I have never seen any like them. They resemble an open snail shell at the top and the foot is a serpent's head. At least it looks like a serpent. They are nice heavy molded clear glass. They are in storage and I do not have a photo.

Category Glassware and Crystal

Medium glass

Distinguishing marks no signature or markings

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item Approx. 4 inches tall

Date Period Before 1948

History Mother purchased in a pawn shop at army base in 1948.

eBay Auction Link

Price Paid (If known) Unknown

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