Oval Woven Basket with Lid and Bow Chamberstick One of its ears is

One of its ears is flatter than the other and it doesn't have much of a tail

sandwiches

This is a lovely example of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) made by Atterbury & Company in the late 1800s

The company actually built a full working factory at the fair that patrons could tour to see the glassmaking process

This is a great collector's plate manufactured by Frank Beardmore & Company in Fenton

Oval Woven Basket with Lid and Bow Chamberstick One of its ears isThis is a sweet little oval shaped woven basket that has a snug fitting lid decorated with a lacy white bow. The weaving is very tight and nicely done. This would be perfect on a dresser or shelf to store small items and keepsakes. The basket is 5 3 8" long and 3. 25" wide, and about 2. 5" tall. The basket is in good condition, with some discoloration on the bow.