Topic: Footed Candy Dish or Covered Compote

[mfosterky]

First off i''m curious to know if this is a footed candy dish or a covered compote? And what is the best way to distinguish those two types of dishes. Secondly I am curious to know the pattern of this piece (mine is the amber one with the petal base). I have found several clear version of this piece also unidentified. It looks strikingly similar to Hocking's Vintage pattern (the included green piece). Possibly a later copycat? Thanks for any advice you can offer.

[Ivo]

These would be covered sugars. No idea who made them though.

[Ohio]

Jeanette Glass covered candy, two types, you have the later taller type versus the squat footed type. I forget off hand what got the molds when Jeanette when under, but the taller one was reproed.  Heres on on eBay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jeanette-Clear-Glass-covered-Compote-with-grapes-vintage-/310420971394?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4846881f82

[mfosterky]

I saw this ebay listing but I thought this was misidentified because I could not find a reference to Jeannette doing a pattern like this.  Are you sure this is Jeannette?

[mfosterky]

Was the shorter Jeannette candy dish you were referring to this 3 footed one?