McKee Glass Pie Plate Antique EAPG It Is Pleasant to Labor For Those We Love 1880's

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Antique McKee Glass Pie Plate. This antique EAPG double handled plate was made by McKee Glass. The pattern is called Pie Plate. It says It Is Pleasant to Labor For Those We Love. In the center of the plate is some leaves with a bunch of grapes. The plate dates to the 1880's. It is approx. 12 1/2" across the handles, 10" across the other way. There is wear, aging and scratching. The seams and edges are rough as well.

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