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Cut Glassware
Negotiable
Reason for Reporting
I have these items but not sure their value and make - contact me for more info....
AI identifications from photos -
Overall Style & Era
Primary styles represented
Pressed glass with cut patterns (often mistaken for cut crystal)
Late Victorian → Depression era → mid-20th century (roughly 1890s–1950s)
Mostly American and European mass-produced glass
These were very common household and display pieces, not luxury crystal.
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1. Stoppered Decanter
Style
Pressed glass decanter with geometric and fan cuts
Typical of 1920s–1940s
Notes
Stopper appears original (important)
Glass looks clear, not lead crystal
2. Square Covered Butter Dish / Canister
Style
Pressed glss, Art Deco influence
Very common tableware form
Higher if mint and lid fits perfectly
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3. Footed Covered Bowl (Leaf & Berry motif)
Style
Classic pressed glass candy dish
Pattern resembles early American pressed designs
Likely 1900–1930
4. Open Footed Bowl (Diamond / Crosshatch)
Style
Pressed glass imitating cut crystal
Depression-era look
5. Small Covered Dish (possibly sugar bowl)
Style
Pressed glass, scalloped edge
Very common
6. Low Covered Bowl / Compote
Style
Pressed glass with starburst base
Early–mid 20th century
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7–10. Decorative Bowls & Dishes
Styles
Starburst bases
Fan and floral motifs
Mostly pressed glass serving bowls
These were mass-produced, often sold as giftware or wedding presents.
Important Clarification: Cut Glass vs Pressed Glass
These pieces:
❌ are not hand-cut crystal
✅ are pressed glass with molded “cut” patterns
True cut crystal would:
Have sharper edges
Show tool marks
Ring when tapped
Sell for 2–5× more
Describe as “vintage pressed glass” (not cut crystal)
Approximate South African Rand (ZAR) values
Individual Piece Value (South African Rand)
Left Image
Stoppered Decanter
~R360 – R720
Square Covered Dish / Butter Dish
~R270 – R540
Middle Image
Footed Covered Bowl (Leaf & Berry)
~R450 – R810
Open Footed Bowl
~R270 – R540
Small Covered Dish (Sugar Bowl)
~R180 – R360
Low Covered Bowl / Compote
~R270 – R450
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Decorative Bowls & Dishes
~R180 – R450 each
(depending on size and condition)
Total Estimated Values
If sold individually:
➡️ R2,880 – R4,860 (total across all pieces)
If sold as one lot:
➡️ ~R1,800 – R2,700 (easier quick sale)
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Beatrice
083 245 6902
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