ceramic lid age?

[ROBERTDRIGGERS]

found this in my 100 year old lake. pretty sure its a top to a sugar bowl or tea/coffee pot, but any guess on age from the style? also, the glaze on top and underneath is completely crackled. thanks again in advance!

 

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[tokenhead]

found this in my 100 year old lake. pretty sure its a top to a sugar bowl or tea/coffee pot, but any guess on age from the style? also, the glaze on top and underneath is completely crackled. thanks again in advance!View attachment 1086077View attachment 1086078

I personally would say 1880's Early turn of 20th.century,I'll try and get a pic to compare.

 

[ROBERTDRIGGERS]

most appreciated! I would have loved to have found the rest but i'll take what I can get...

 

[duggap]

From my days as a Depression glass collector, I can tell you that lids can sometimes be valuable. You might try a glass forum and let it be seen. You never know what may come up.

 

[ROBERTDRIGGERS]

thanks duggap. I figure if someone took the time 100 years ago to leave something for me, the least I can do is to take it home and clean it up...

 

[nhbenz]

If you search for a match, it would likely be listed as Ironstone (rather than ceramic), and 1880's is reasonable due to the amount made then, although the style was used earlier and later. I think a sugar bowl may be a bit more likely, only due to the lack of a vent hole found on many of the teapot lids in this style.