LEE/ROSE NO. 190-A-X CUP PLATE, colorless, 30 even scallops. One of three examples known, not recorded in AGCP. Midwestern, probably Pittsburgh. Circa 1840. 3 1/16" D.
Near proof with only a flake to edge of two scallops and a light flake to reverse of two scallops.
Literature: Bilane - Cup Plate Discoveries Since 1948, p. 12. Rose - The Story of American Pressed Glass of the Lacy Period, p. 50, pl. XXIV, fig. 721.
Provenance: From a 40-year Pittsburgh area collection.
Catalogue Note: This plate design is like L/R 190, but the rim configuration is like L/R 120. This example is previously unrecorded. Bilane recorded only two examples, one in the Marble collection and included in Rose's 1954 Corning exhibit, the other was purchased by Rose from the Parker collection and sold to the Duckworths. This plate was not represented in the Elsholz or Powell collections.

Near proof with only a flake to edge of two scallops and a light flake to reverse of two scallops.