Cambridge Glass Co. Platter (No. 2635 Fernland (OMN))

Manufactured in Cambridge, OH c. 1906 by the Cambridge Glass Company. Substantial, but catches a lot of light. One small chip on the edge (pictured), and some scratches (representative pictured), but in terrific shape for a lady of her age. The Fernland, or "Snowflake" pattern is from the first flower of the company when their products reached international acclaim under the direction of Englishman Arthur J. Bennet. Perfect for gatherings that could use a Downton Abbey vibe, or to both enliven and dignify any get together when you want those petit fours to really *pop.* 11" diameter, 2" high Here is a listing for the same style platter on the Early American Pattern Glass Society website: https://www.eapgs.net/full-images.php?idx=18913&pat=1018