Vintage Porcelain & Milk Glass Trinket Dish Choice

Bring a touch of romance and history to your home with this collection of vintage serving and vanity dishes. Ranging from classic American milk glass to delicate floral porcelain, these pieces are perfect for organizing small treasures or serving delicate treats.

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1. Hummelwork Dogwood Leaf Dish A beautiful nature-inspired piece by Victorian Garden / Hummelwork.
Design: Cream-colored porcelain molded in the shape of a leaf, featuring a transfer design of pink dogwood blossoms.
Dimensions: 1" tall x 6 1/2" long x 4 1/2" wide.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.

2. Violet Lusterware Nappy A stunning example of iridescent porcelain, often referred to as a "nappy" (a shallow bowl with a handle).
Design: Features a pearlescent blue-white glaze (lusterware) with a bouquet of purple violets and a heavy gold-gilded handle.
Dimensions: 7" long x 5" wide.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.

3. Sage Green Jasperware-Style Dish A classic three-part clover dish that mimics the famous Wedgwood style.
Design: Matte sage green finish with raised white relief figures, including a woman with a dog and playful cherubs.
Dimensions: 7" wide.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.

4. Anchor Hocking "Old Colony" Plate A crisp, clean example of mid-century American glass.
Design: White Milk Glass with the "Lace Edge" (open rim) pattern. Produced between 1956-1976.
Dimensions: 8" diameter.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.

Gift Ideas & Uses
Vanity Decor: These are perfect catch-alls for rings, earrings, and delicate necklaces.
Tea Time: Use the nappy or leaf dish to serve lemon slices or tea bags.
Soap Dish: The leaf dish makes a lovely guest bathroom soap holder.
Gifts: Ideal for collectors of milk glass, violet lovers, or anyone who loves the Cottagecore aesthetic.

These pieces are vintage, over 40 years old. While they appear to be in very good to excellent condition there may be minor imperfections that I missed.