1930s/1940s, Hazel Atlas STYLE Covered Glass Butter Dish - Geometric Crisscross Pattern - Clear Glass 1 Pound Butter Dish

A vintage, clear glass 1/4 pound covered butter dish by Anchor Hocking in the "Savannah Clear" pattern. This pattern features a raised floral pattern in clear glass on the lid of the butter dish and a larger floral bouquet (also in clear glass) on the base of the butter dish with a clear, scalloped rim on base. Ready for use!

Signs of wear to glass present on surface. Please see Condition Report below.

Exact date of production unknown. Late 20th Century.

Markings
- Anchor Hocking symbol (on one end of base of dish)
- 12 (on the opposite end of base dish from Anchor Hocking symbol)

Condition:
- Original, vintage condition
- Signs of wear present throughout piece in the form of light scratches spots of roughness (possibly from time of production)
- One small, circular spot of roughness (Please see Photo #6 for detail shot)
- Wave/ mold imperfection in glass on lip/ rim of base (Please see Photo #5 for detail shot)
- Glass cleaned
- Piece is fully functional

Measurements:
- Length: right under 7" inches long
- Width: 3 13/4" inches wide at widest point - from scallop edge to scallop edge
- Interior Opening Size: 6" inches long x 2 1/2" inches wide
- Height: approx. 2" inches tall

Shipping:
- Item will ship within 1-3 business days
- Item will ship via USPS Ground Advantage, UPS Ground, or UPS Ground Saver
- Shipping Upgrade Option: USPS Priority Mail for an additional fee of $15.00 for the first item and $10.00 for each additional item(s)
- Shipping Upgrade will still ship within 1-3 business days from time of order
- In an effort to recycle and reduce waste, I often ship with recycled shipping materials -- you can reuse yourself after opening your package!

Questions:
- Have questions? If you’d like additional photos, information, or have questions of any kind, feel free to message me. I’ll be happy to answer!

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