MacBeth-Evans Petalware Monax Salver Plate – Translucent White Glass, 10½″ Knitting & Crochet On the first line of

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MacBeth-Evans Petalware Monax Salver Plate – Translucent White Glass, 10½″ Knitting & Crochet On the first line ofThis Petalware Monax salver plate by MacBethEvans is a beautiful example of early 20th century American glass design. Crafted from Monax glass, a softly translucent white material developed by MacBeth Evans, the plate features the iconic Petalware pie crust edge and scalloped rim, which catches the light with subtle blue highlights. Measuring approximately 10 inches in diameter, this versatile piece was intended as a salver, used for serving food or