Libbey Gold Stripe Pedestal Candy Dish with Lid

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Libbey Gold Stripe Pedestal Candy Dish with Lid

Era / Decade

1950s-1960s (Mid-Century Modern). The gold banding and footed silhouette are quintessential MCM barware/hostess style.

Material

Clear blown glass with 22k gold leaf/electroplated banding. Quality is high-end department store standard (superior to modern mass-market glass).

Condition

Very Good. The glass appears clear without chips or cloudiness. The gold banding shows minor thinning/fading (common with age and washing), particularly on the lid finial.

Demand Level

Moderate. MCM gold-striped glass remains popular for home staging and vintage enthusiasts, though it is a niche collector market compared to Pyrex.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

Low: $18.00 | Mid: $28.00 | High: $40.00

Estimated Retail Value

$10.00 - $15.00 (Original inflation-adjusted retail); $45.00 (Modern luxury comparable)

Comparable Sales

Similar Libbey footed jars have recently sold on eBay for $24.99 plus shipping. Pristine sets with bold, un-faded gold can reach heights of $45.00 on Etsy.

Description

Exquisite Mid-Century Modern footed candy dish or apothecary jar by Libbey. This piece features a elegant round pedestal base and a matching domed lid with a spherical finial. The clear glass is accented by horizontal 22k golden stripes that give it a sophisticated, 'Mad Men' era aesthetic. Perfect for a vanity, coffee table, or as part of a bar cart display. Measures approximately 7-8 inches tall.

Key Features

Mid-Century Modern aesthetic; 22k gold banding; original matching lid; high brand recognition for vintage glassware collectors; versatile as a candy dish or vanity jar.

Authenticity Indicators

Libbey often used a cursive 'L' on the bottom, though many MCM pieces were only paper-labeled. The weight and specific gold-application style are consistent with Libbey’s 1960s output. Confidence: High.

Flaws to Note

Minor 'gold loss' or rubbing on the metallic stripes due to past cleaning; faint shelf wear on the bottom of the foot; no chips or cracks detected.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Etsy (best for vintage 'curated' vibes), eBay (broadest audience), or Facebook Marketplace (local pickup to avoid shipping risks).

Selling Tips

Use keywords like 'MCM,' 'Hollywood Regency,' and '22k Gold.' Photograph against a dark background to make the gold stripes pop. Double-box for shipping to ensure the lid doesn't shatter in transit.

Appraised on 4/17/2026