SALE! EAPG Salt Dip (CELLAR) Set With Diamond Point Pattern

This antique Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) salt dip features a distinct diamond point pattern. Pattern and Manufacturer: This item is identified as the Pavonia pattern, manufactured by Ripley & Co. around 1890. Purpose: Known as a "salt cellar" or "salt dip," this small open dish was used to hold salt at individual place settings before the widespread use of shakers. Dimensions: These pieces typically measure approximately 1.75 inches in diameter. Features: The crystal glass is faceted with protruding diamond shapes around the sides. Minor wear that is expected with age. The price is for the set.