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Ovenglass Custard Dish

1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 179 · Printed page 173

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Ovenglass Custard Dish · Catalog no. 95389

$3.50 dozen

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Diameter5inches; height3inches

Visual keywords

flared rim ovenglass custard dish rounded base small deep cup tapered sides

Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.

Complete illustration and own adjacent caption directly reviewed. Shared size/finish/round-oval variants use representative source image; no inferred oval geometry or finish color. One illustrated vessel represents offers priced per dozen; no visual dozen-set claim.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
wareOvenglass 95389—“Ovenglass” Custard Dish; diameter 5 inches; height 3 inches. Dozen 3.50
diameter5 inches 95389—“Ovenglass” Custard Dish; diameter 5 inches; height 3 inches. Dozen 3.50
height3 inches 95389—“Ovenglass” Custard Dish; diameter 5 inches; height 3 inches. Dozen 3.50
historical Ovenglass guaranteenot to break or crack from heat “OVENGLASS” WARE FOR BAKING. Guaranteed not to break or crack from heat. The most sanitary baking ware ever invented. It is transparent so that the process of baking may be watched without lifting the covers. Makes an attractive appearance on the table. Note—See Special Gift Assortment, on page 175.
historical Ovenglass claimsmost sanitary baking ware ever invented; transparent to watch baking without lifting covers; attractive table appearance “OVENGLASS” WARE FOR BAKING. Guaranteed not to break or crack from heat. The most sanitary baking ware ever invented. It is transparent so that the process of baking may be watched without lifting the covers. Makes an attractive appearance on the table. Note—See Special Gift Assortment, on page 175.

Extraction: direct assistant vision (GPT-6). This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.