Antique 10" Square Covered Compote lid Adams & co Glass Ashman Crossroads EAPG

Description

This is for one gorgeous Antique Covered Compote bowl.
This is antique pressed pattern glass.  Made by Adams & co Glass.  The pattern was called "Crossroads" & "Ashman".  Made circa 1886, this is  EAPG (Early American Pressed Glass)
measures:  Stands 10" tall to top of bar finial,  and this is 8" by 8" wide (squared shape)
This is over 130 years old,  that being said it is amazing, right!  I did notice that the lid has a little fleabite chipping on the under side of one corner which is shown in the last picture above.  No one will ever see it, especially when the lid is on, it doesn't cause much issues.   Besides that it may have scuffing on the bottom of the feet or tiny little scratches on the exterior that are inherited with age- but as you can see it is a very nice example in the pictures with the black background.
*Please note* Pressed, molded or blown Glass has imperfections from the manufacturing process.  These imperfections are inherited by production and not considered damage. However Any large imperfections that look real bad will be noted as major defects of course, but minor imperfections that often occur such as: color variations, creases/lines from molds, tiny air bubbles or small debris encased in glass is natural as not going to be scrutinized or considered damage.  Please understand this is not damage and we do not give partial refunds or returns because of this.
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