Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660

Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660

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Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
  • Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660
Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660

Early American Pattern Glass Wheat Sheaf Lidded Candy Dish – Cambridge No. 2660

Condition : used
$55.00
$55.00

This Early American Pattern Glass candy dish brings bright clarity and ornate texture to shelves or table displays with its deeply pressed motifs and sculptural silhouette.

Made by Cambridge Glass Company, this lidded vessel features the Wheat Sheaf pattern—manufacturer model 2660—recognized for its fan‑like sheaf design at the base paired with geometric hobstars and diamond‑point grids. Early American Pattern Glass gained popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as manufacturers refined pressed‑glass molds to mimic the brilliance of cut crystal, making patterns like Wheat Sheaf highly collectible today. The serrated sawtooth rims and paneled double handles add decorative detail, giving the piece a substantial, display‑worthy presence.

Dimensions are 9" tall x 6" diameter of bowl.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
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Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
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