Featured Help ID’ing the lemon dish.

I need a little help identifying the lemon dish. The vase and large bowl were labeled Duncan Alexandrite glass and the large jar labeled Apothecary Alexandrite. But the lemon dish was only labeled “Depression Glass Alexandrite unique color”. Would anybody recognize the lemon dish and maybe put a company name to it by chance? It is 5.5” by 6”.

For added fun, I use my pool table for most of my shots(sure I’m not the only one ). I have four Lifx LED 1000watt bulbs that are fully customizable from my phone. I am capable of changing the light temperatures anything from 2500K to 9000K and dim the light too. This really gives me great range for this glass. See extra images. So its not incandescent or fluorescent but the light temp. Very cool.

I appreciate your time, thank you.

 

Dag-nab-it, guessing I should have put this in the Glass forum section...





Light controler

 

LOVE IT !!! .. Joy.

 

Fostoria #2419 Mayfair wisteria (dichroic/neodymium glass) c1930s

 

What a great example of lighting to show these off!

 

Thank you TC, that will be a great help for me. I now see the exact dish on worthpoint as a Bon Bon dish. *thumbs-up*

Thanks everyone else too, for enjoying.

 

Hi,
Usually a lemon dish only has one handle.
greg

 

The tall ruffled top vase is Duncan & Miller's Canterbury, as made by Tiffin. (After US Glass bought D & M.)

 

Any ideas on the apothecary Jar’s origin? Cant find any similar in alexandrite.