Green Glass Walnut Covered Dish

Anyone recognizes the maker's mark?

 

I believe that's from Atterbury's Melon line, ca. 1878

Here's a catalog image of the table set.

 

You mean a repro, right? L.G. Wright.

 

Silly Me, I hadnt thought about that. The color does look 1970s. L. G. Wright didn't make anything they called Melon, I don't have pictures of the lines they did make, can't imagine scanning through every piece...Any others have opinions? I don't know that Atterbury didn't make that color.

Edit: Correct typo.

 

Did find this in case you hadn't seen it

https://www.realorrepro.com/article/Recent-opaque-glass-covered-dishes


Fig. 10 LG Wright melon dishes from undated LG Wright catalog. Left to right: milk glass, transparent blue, transparent amber, transparent green. Reprinted by permission: The LG Wright Glass Company, J. Measel & WC Roetteis, © 1997, The Glass Press.

Fig. 11 New melon dish by LE Smith sold through Martha Stewart catalog. This example in brown slag. Marked in mold with very faint script letter "S".


Fig. 12 Molded script letter S on new LE Smith melon dish. The S is for Smith Glass, not Stewart.