Jubilee Celery Dish McKee Brothers EAPG Nellie Radiant Daisy and Button
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Antique McKee Brothers Celery. This antique Early American Pattern Glass celery dish is by McKee Brothers in the Jubilee pattern. It is aka Nellie, Radiant Daisy and Button or Isis. It dates to 1894. The dish is approx. 10" x 4 1/2". It is in good condition. There is some chipping to the sawtooth edge along with age, wear and slight scratching.
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