Featured Vintage dish with flower

Hi All,
This is just something I kept out of sentiment from my mother.
It is 7in long 5 in across
1 1/2 in tall.
It is unmarked and I’m sure of little value to anyone but me.
For YEARS I’ve been wondering if it’s intended use. Does anyone know? Thank you for looking! Don’t invest a lot of time, it’s not terribly important.

 

Could it be a catch all dish?
Pretty color.

 

That’s basically what we used it as. It’s just an almost unusable shape, I thought it may have had some purpose. Thanks for the reply!

 

Hi,
I have a green one very similar. My MIL bought it for her Mom with her first check from working. It was 1948. It has a chip off the the rose petal but it is a keepsake.
greg

 

Thanks Gregg!
I was thinking 50s ish!

 

There was a company in California called Brahm. Check them out.
Don

 

Thank you, Don! Will do.
Mine seems to be someones “version” of this! Thank you!

 

Glad I could help, huntingtreasure! I should have mentioned that Brahm isn't always signed.
Don

 

Don I just found info on the yellow vase you had. I can’t find your original post.
http://www.montclairantiquecenter.com/crystal-art-glass/

Go a little ways down. You had applied flowers.

 

That's it, huntingtreasure! I came across it in my research after Harrach was suggested. I think I started the auction on my pair at $39.99 due to the damage and the fact that the price on the link seemed wildly out of whack compared to most asking prices.

A bit more good news. In researching my pair I realized I have a mini vase in the same color scheme but with an acorn. Also found I have two large pieces in ruby and gold that are Harrach.
Don

 

It is important to you, so it is important to us to try and help. And when I saw it, I knew Don would know, ceramics and roses.

 

Hi Huntingtreasure,
I can not find the matching tray but here is the same box as the one you found, only in green.
greg

 

Thank you Gregg!
Mine is just such an odd shape. I’m not sure if it shows well in the photo, but the center of mine is bowed. I wonder if it was part of something else. Is that yours? It’s lovely!

 

Hi Huntingtreasure,
It is part of my MIL's gift to her mother, the box and the tray. I like yours a lot better but since mine is family I have to keep it.
greg

 

Just an aside, did anyone else read Brahms at first? Or was that just me, again....

 

Oh no, it isn't just you Any Jewelry. Further complicating the issue is the full name of the company was Johannes Brahm. I'm not sure if the company name was a co-incidence or whether it was a marketing ploy.
Don

 

Thank you Don, I am glad I'm not the only one.
A great name to attract customers!

 

Kind of you to say, Gregg. They are both momentos we cherish, so equally as nice. I have decided to call mine a cigarette tray.