Antique Purple Compote - Daisy and Button Pattern - Richards & Hartley (1887 Victorian Glass)

Discover the timeless charm of this rare EAPG Daisy & Button Comport. This piece captures the essence of the Victorian era.

Crafted from exquisite Amethyst Glass, this item reflects true artistry. It brings a touch of elegance to any interior space.

This Vintage Compote was produced by Richards and Hartley around 1887. It is a stunning addition to any Antique Glass Decor.

Whether you seek a unique gift or a standout estate find, this piece offers history. It adds sophisticated character to your home styling.

EAPG Daisy & Button Comport

- ✅ Crafted circa 1887 as Richards & Hartley Glass in rich purple SCA glass

- ✅ Measures approximately 7 inches tall by 7 3/4 inches wide

- ✅ Features classic Daisy and Button design with an oval panel comport shape

- ✅ Free shipping with tracking included for Canada & USA

This item is perfect for those who love Victorian Decor. It creates a focal point for your table or display cabinet shelves.

The rich purple hue glows beautifully under light. This makes it a prized possession for serious collectors of 19th-century glassware.

Please note this is a vintage item, carefully inspected and washed, reflecting its history with minor imperfections typical of the era.

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- International buyers outside the USA may incur duties or taxes upon delivery; these charges are the buyer's sole responsibility

- Returns are not accepted due to the vintage nature of the item. Please review all provided photos for detailed condition views.

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Each piece is selected for its character and charm. We provide authentic treasures for collectors of timeless design and historical beauty.

This rare example of 19th-century craftsmanship showcases the artistic glass production methods used by skilled makers in the Victorian era.