Featured Split relish dish with blossom floral pattern and beads or bubbles at bottom and sides

I have a split relish dish with blossom floral pattern and beads or bubbles at the bottom and along the top edge. Dimensions are about 5 1/2" top dia. x 1 1/2" tall. The blossom floral pattern looks like Blossom Time by Silver City However 2 things are throwing me off 1) beads or bubbles at the bottom and along the top edge and 2) blossom floral pattern looks black from the inside but white with gold highlights on the other side. I would like some assistance with the company and pattern? Thank you for your help in this matter. Rob

 

Looks like the Candlewick pattern by Imperial Glass Co.

 

Duncan Miller #301 'Teardrop' c1930s-50s
Duncan & Miller, Teardrop Clear (Stem 5301 301) | Replacements, Ltd.

Teardrop is on the lookalikes page but a tiny image

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Thank you for the lead. That definitely looks like it. I was wrong its actually a nut dish rather than a relish dish. Rob

 

I have further looked on replacements.com, ebay and etsy found the duncan miller clear teardrop but not with the floral arrangement on the side of mine. I will check worthpoint next. If that does not work, I will contact replacements.com and ask them to do a pattern search on duncan miller teardrop that I have. Rob

 

The floral decor was done by a decorating firm and not by Duncan Miller. Available to other manufacturers. I doubt the design will add much value.

 

Silver City produced several similar 'blossom' decors. 'Blossom Time' is identifiable by the inclusion of a bee in the design, which I am not seeing in yours (tho' it may be that the bee was dismissed due to limited space on this particular piece of glass). There is also the 'Queen's Rose' decor, which is very similar; not sure if there may also be other similars. Replacements very often lists the glass by the decor pattern rather than the glass blank pattern, which make it difficult to use "R" for an accurately ID at times...

 

Thank you. I believe it is a duncan miller teardrop nut dish but I don't think I better list it on ebay if I can not identify the pattern. At least I know the company name.
Thank you for that. Rob

 

ok, thank you. One other difference is that mine has a silver trim unlike the duncan miller clear teardrop. I am grateful to know the company name that made mine. Rob