Milk Glass Dish

Milk glass, a type of opaque white glass, gained significant popularity in the United States during the Victorian era and continued to be produced widely through the mid-20th century. It was often used for decorative items, tableware, and even functional pieces like candy dishes and compotes, mimicking the appearance of porcelain at a lower cost.

Patterns like "King's Crown" or "Thumbprint" were common decorative motifs applied to milk glass items by various manufacturers. These pieces are highly collectible and are often found in vintage and antique markets, appreciated for their nostalgic appeal and decorative charm.

• 5.25" Height
• 5" Diameter