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Large Antique 19th Century American Flint Glass Pedestal Compote Bowl mode tobacconistsA large antique 19th century American flint glass pedestal compote bowl is a striking piece of glassware, often highly collectible due to its craftsmanship and history. Flint glass, also known as lead glass, was made with lead oxide, which gives it a heavy, clear appearance and a distinctive "ring" when tapped. These bowls were often used for serving fruit or desserts and were a common table centerpiece during the 19th century. Such bowls typically