Small Candy Dish – EAPC
| Dimensions: | 5.25″ dia x 5.5″ high* |
|---|---|
| Part Number: | 774*, 700/952* (Green Box, 6 sets) 774-GA/6875* Flashed Avocado-Tint |
| Catalogs: | 1965* thru 1986* (1996AH)* |
| Rim: | |
| Known Colors: | Crystal, Flashed Avocado-Tint |
| Other Names: | 5 1/4″ Candy Jar/Cover, Jewel Box, Puff Box, Small Candy Jar, Trinket Box |
| Part of: | Decor Set, Hostess Set, Unnamed 700/728, Unnamed 700/789, Unnamed 700/804, Unnamed 700/881 |
| Notes: | The lid fits the Flower Basket. |
Anchor Hocking introduced the Small Candy Dish in 1965. The bowls are the same size as the Dip Bowl, but have a smooth rim instead of a scalloped rim so the lid fits well. They’re pretty common and not too hard to find in the wild.
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