Antique Duncan & Miller Glass Punch Bowl

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Antique early American pattern glass designed by Duncan & Miller in The patter “Mardi Gras “. Mađe in The very … more Antique early American pattern glass designed by Duncan & Miller in The patter “Mardi Gras “. Mađe in The very early 1900’s ( pre 1920).
14in wide x 14in deep x 12in high The Mardi Gras pattern was introduced in the 1890 by Duncan's Sons, George & Company, as an EAPG, Early American pattern Glass favorite. It's successor, the Duncan & Miller Glass Company continued its production until 1920. The pattern was also known in it's early years as Stars and Stripes, an obvious reference to the star-like zipper lines in the pattern, aligned against inclined clear unadorned vertical stripes. For the most part today the pattern is known as the more festive Mardi Gras. This is a massive item which tends to dominate the table housing it, in fact, it makes its presence known in any room housing it. It is a topper which gives "festive" to any gathering less