EAPG Northwood Holiday Platter - Starburst & Geometric Pressed Glass Tray
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EAPG Northwood Holiday Platter - Starburst & Geometric Pressed Glass Tray
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used
$20.00
Sale price
$20.00
Regular price
This clear EAPG Northwood Holiday platter brings bright patterning and early American character to dining tables, consoles, or wall displays.
This tray highlights the crisp geometry that defined Early American Pressed Glass, with a multi‑rayed central starburst framed by a zig‑zag meander ribbon and an outer ring of stylized pointed stars that catch and scatter light beautifully. Northwood introduced the Holiday pattern in 1908, a period when American glassmakers were refining complex molds to achieve sharper detail and greater visual depth. Its 11‑inch round form works naturally for serving, layering in a display, or anchoring a vintage‑modern tabletop.
Dimensions are 11" diameter.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
Vintage Disclaimer
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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