1910 Indiana Glass Oval Star Child Toy Miniature Covered Butter Dish No300

Up for sale is a beautiful, scarce piece of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG)—a miniature child's toy covered butter dish manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company around 1910. This piece features the highly collectible "Oval Star" (No. 300) pattern, showcasing stunning geometric hob stars, crisp arched framing, and a distinctive stepped hexagonal finial handle. Originally made as part of a children's Edwardian toy tea set, it makes a wonderful addition to any antique glass collection or a charming vanity display piece. Features: * Authentically detailed miniature scale. * Intricate pressed glass design with brilliant light-catching clarity. * Includes both the domed lid and the matching scalloped underplate. Condition Report: This antique item is in good pre-owned/vintage condition, especially considering its age and intended use as a toy. The glass remains beautifully clear. * There are a couple of teeny-tiny fleabites (microscopic nicks) on the edges, which are completely normal for pressed glass of this era and do not detract from its beauty or display value. * No major cracks, large chips, or cloudiness. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description. Shipping & Packaging: Your item will be meticulously packed with plenty of bubble wrap and padding to ensure it arrives safely. Ships quickly from a smoke-free home.