Ruby Red Ribbed Foot Glass Candy Dish or Compote

Unbranded (Generic Boutique Import) · Art & Decor > Glassware

Ruby Red Ribbed Foot Glass Candy Dish or Compote

Era / Decade

Modern (2000s-Present)

Material

Mouth-blown glass with clear bowl and ruby red weighted foot. The sticker indicates hand-finished work rather than high-end designer glass.

Condition

Excellent. The item appears unused with original marketing stickers intact. No visible chips, cracks, or clouding.

Demand Level

Moderate. Demand spikes during the winter holiday season (Christmas/Valentine's Day) due to the red color scheme.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$12.00 - $22.00

Estimated Retail Value

$25.00 - $35.00

Comparable Sales

Similar unbranded hand-blown glass candy dishes typically sell for $15-$20 on eBay and Mercari. Signed pieces like glass from Tiffin or Viking would fetch significantly more, but this generic piece relies on its aesthetic appeal.

Description

This elegant hand-made glass compote features a wide, clear tulip-shaped bowl set atop a decorative ruby red ribbed/scalloped foot. The contrast between the clear upper and the deep red base makes it a perfect accent piece for holiday decor or as a sophisticated candy dish. Features a 'Hand Made' sticker in English and French.

Key Features

Hand-made glass construction, vibrant ruby red base, dual-tone aesthetic, original stickers for 'New Old Stock' appeal.

Authenticity Indicators

Generic 'Hand Made / Fabrique A La Main' sticker is a common indicator of mass-produced boutique imports rather than a specific artisan studio. Authenticity confidence: High (as a generic item).

Flaws to Note

No structural flaws; however, the lack of a specific prestigious brand name limits the ceiling price for collectors.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Facebook Marketplace for local sales to avoid shipping risks; Etsy or eBay for vintage-style decor enthusiasts.

Selling Tips

Highlight the 'Hand Made' aspect in the title. Best sold in late Q3 or early Q4 to catch holiday shoppers. Use a backlit photo to show the glow of the red glass base.

Appraised on 5/29/2026