A perfectly matched facing pair of pressed clear glass Scottie dog candy or nut dishes, dating to the Depression era, circa 1930s–1940s. Likely produced by L.E. Smith Glass Company, these figural dishes feature beautifully detailed textured fur, tab handles, and the classic facing configuration that collectors actively seek. Each piece measures approximately 4–4.5 inches in length — the ideal size for serving mints, nuts, or small candies at a vintage table setting, or displaying on a vanity as a charming trinket dish.
Scottie dogs were an iconic motif of the era, popularized in part by President Roosevelt’s beloved terrier, Fala — making pieces like these both functional antiques and delightful slices of American cultural history. Sold as a matched facing pair. No chips or cracks noted.
Condition: Very Good Antique | No chips noted
Circa: 1930s–1940s
Size: Approx. 4–4.5”L each
Material: Pressed clear glass
Maker: Attributed to L.E. Smith Glass Co.
Country: USA