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Description
Late 19th century Early American Pressed Glass pedestal compote with lid by James Gillinder & Sons in the Pioneer or Westward Ho! Pattern, featuring a clear pedestal base and lid, with frosted bowl showing a panorama landscape with deer, buffalo / bison, and cabin, and frosted finial in the shape of a kneeling Native American (“Indian”).
“Gillinder & Sons was founded in 1861 by William Gillinder. It originally operated under the name of Franklin Flint Works. When William's sons, James and Frederic, joined the company in 1867, the name changed to Gillinder & Sons. The company endeared themselves to the public in 1876 when they built an exhibition glass factory on the fairgrounds of the American Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Here they demonstrated their glass making abilities and sold souvenirs to the visitors. In the early 1900s the company moved to Port Jervis, New York, where it operated as Gillinder Brothers. Today the Port Jervis factory is still family operated, doing business under the name Gillinder Glass. You can visit them online at www.gillinderglass.com. Be sure to visit their online retail store online at www.gillinderglassstore.com”
Condition
Very Good
Dimensions
5.125” x 7.5” (Diameter x Height)