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This exquisite vintage piece is a premier example of elegant Great Depression-era glass, manufactured by the legendary Fostoria Glass Company during the late 1920s to 1930s. Styled in Fostoria's iconic Line #2375 (often referred to by collectors as the "Mayfair" or "American" blank shape), this individual handled dish features a striking, paneled 8-sided octagonal rim. The true charm of this piece lies in its unique, highly sought-after coloration—a delicate, warm "Topaz" amberina hue that sits beautifully between a smoky pink and a light, glowing peach. Flanked by two adorable, masterfully molded "bowtie" style handles, this versatile heirloom treasure was originally designed as an individual mint, nut, or candy dish, but serves as a breathtaking modern accent for jewelry, vanity trinkets, or decorative guest soaps. Maker: Fostoria Glass Company (Moundsville, WV) Line / Pattern: #2375 (Mayfair Blank) Era: Depression Era (circa late 1920s–1930s) Material: Elegant Pressed Glass