Cedar & Song Studio
EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) large pedestalwd covered compote, Art Deco design
EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) large pedestalwd covered compote, Art Deco design
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Graceful and architectural, this large covered pedestal compote captures the transition from traditional American pressed glass into the emerging Art Deco era. Its crisp geometric pattern, elongated panels, and substantial finial create an elegant centerpiece that reflects the refined design aesthetic of the early 20th century.
Crafted from clear machine-pressed glass, the compote retains its original matching lid and exceptional clarity. While the pedestal exhibits multiple stress cracks that significantly affect collector value, the bowl and lid remain visually attractive, making this a wonderful decorative display piece for vintage-inspired interiors. The condition has been reflected in the price and is fully disclosed.
✨ Product Highlights
- Large covered pedestal compote
- Estimated American manufacture, circa 1915–1935
- Beautiful geometric Art Deco transitional design
- Original matching lid included
- Crystal clear pressed glass
- Excellent clarity with no cloudiness observed
- Elegant centerpiece for display or seasonal decorating
- Pedestal contains multiple stress cracks (see photographs and description)
📏 Dimensions
- Height: 12 inches (including lid)
- Width: 8 inches
⚖ Weight
- 3.3 pounds
🪵 Materials
- Pressed soda-lime glass
- Clear crystal glass
🧼 Care Instructions
- Hand wash only
- Avoid sudden temperature changes
- Lift by the bowl rather than the pedestal
- Recommended for decorative display due to pedestal stress fractures
💚 Cedar & Song Curator Review
This compote was selected for its timeless architectural beauty and impressive scale. Its geometric styling reflects the transition into the Art Deco period, giving it a sophisticated presence that complements both vintage and contemporary interiors. Although the pedestal has significant stress cracking, the overall silhouette remains striking, making it an appealing decorative piece for collectors who appreciate historic craftsmanship over perfection.
🏡 Ways to Enjoy
- Display seasonal ornaments or pinecones
- Showcase wrapped candies or decorative filler
- Create an elegant dining table centerpiece
- Style on a buffet or sideboard
- Display in a curio cabinet with vintage glassware
- Add height to a bookshelf vignette
🎁 Perfect For
- Vintage glass collectors
- Art Deco enthusiasts
- Housewarming gifts
- Holiday decorating
- Cottage and farmhouse décor lovers
- Interior designers seeking authentic vintage accents
✨ Thoughtfully curated by Cedar & Song Studio in Tacoma, Washington. Whether displayed in the home, garden, patio, library, or creative space, this piece celebrates craftsmanship, character, and a connection to nature.
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