L.E. Smith Green Glass Turkey Covered Dish Vintage Thanksgiving Candy Dish with Frances Brundage Postcard
This vintage L.E. Smith green glass turkey on nest covered dish comes with an antique Frances Brundage Thanksgiving postcard. The glass has no chips or cracks on the rim and the wattle is complete, while the postcard has stains, foxing, and edge wear, as the photos show. L.E. Smith introduced its Tom Turkey design in 1943, and this bright green was popular from the late 1960s through the 1970s. The lid lifts off a footed nest base with molded wings for nuts, candy, or cranberry sauce, and the postcard shows a wide-eyed boy wrestling a giant turkey above "Thanksgiving Day Greetings," with a handwritten note from an aunt and uncle on the back. Details Item: Turkey on nest covered dish with antique postcard Item Type: Covered candy dish Era: Dish likely late 1960s to 1970s; postcard about 1907 to 1915 Materials: Pressed glass; paper postcard Color: Lime green Maker and Mark: L.E. Smith Glass Company; postcard by Samuel Gabriel Sons and Company, printed in Germany Pattern or Model: Tom Turkey on nest; Thanksgiving Series Postcard No. 130, Frances Brundage art Style: Thanksgiving holiday Dimensions: Turkey about 9 in. by 7 in. by 5 in. Special Features: Crisp feather detail, fanned tail, footed base with molded wings Condition Grade: Very Good Positives Graded Very Good: Light use, and every flaw is named below. Solid piece, no chips or cracks on the rim Wattle complete, face not cracked Postcard art bright and colorful Issues / Wear Postcard has stains, foxing, and edge wear, with pencil notes on the back Light surface wear typical of pressed glass Find more like this in our Vintage Glassware & Decorative Glass collection. If you collect L.E. Smith glass, this green Tom Turkey and its Brundage postcard make a Thanksgiving table pair. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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