Anchor Hocking Milk Glass Pedestal Bowl

The item in your image is a vintage Anchor Hocking "Old Colony" Milk Glass Compote, often referred to as a lace-edge or open-lace pedestal dish. Key Identification FeaturesManufacturer: Produced by the Anchor Hocking Glass Company.Pattern: This specific design is known as the "Old Colony" pattern. Material: It is made of milk glass, which is an opaque, white glass that was highly popular for mid-century tableware. Design: The piece is characterized by its distinctive "lace" or open-work rim, featuring a series of interconnected loops. Production & UseEra: While some variations date back to the 1930s, this specific compote style was widely produced between the 1950s and the 1970s. Common Uses: These versatile pieces were typically used as candy dishes, nut bowls, or elegant centerpieces. They were also occasionally used for floral arrangements by placing a glass "flower frog" insert inside.