Bon Bon / Candy Dish, Studio Nova, Heart Shaped Glass Dish, Hearts of Gold, Germany, Vintage

• Vintage Candy Dish, Heart Shaped Glass, Studio Nova, Frosted Flowers and Gold Accents, in Original Box, German Glass Dish, Valentines Day, Romantic Decor, Trinket Dish, Hearts of Gold, (Discontinued)
• Made in Germany
• Vintage: circa 1990's
• Details:  This is a very pretty oval dish, part of the Hearts of Gold Collection by Studio Nova.  Made in Germany, known for quality glass, for Studio Nova, a brand of the Mikasa family.  The dish has three beautiful frosted flowers with clear leaves and a frosted heart on one side. There are gold accents on the border, very pretty.  Please note there is wear on the gold, see "Condition" below.  This one retains its original box, great for storage.  These little dishes are ideal for candy, but also nuts, olives, pretzels, dried fruits or even in the bath to hold bath soaps, or guest size toiletries, the uses are endless!  To be honest, it looks pretty terrific on its own too.    
• Material:  Glass 
• Dimensions:  Approx. 6.25" Wide (at widest point).
• Condition:  Vintage - Used.  Average Vintage Condition.  There is wear on the gold, consistent with age/use/wear.  Otherwise, there are no chips, cracks or other issues.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  Please remember these are ANTIQUE and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear  and imperfections.     

The Studio Nova brand is a member of the Mikasa family and was created in 1984 for the fashion minded consumer that was looking for value.  In the 1960's Mikasa refined their product range by introducing new patterns in unique groups known as "lines."  The Studio Nova "line" was produced for the young-at-heart.  They also introduced, "Home Beautiful" which appealed to those who wanted durability and affordability and the Christopher Stuart line reflected the taste of the consumer who wanted a broad selection of styles.  In 2001, Mikasa merged with J.G. Durand Industries, but has continued to trade under the name Mikasa. At the end of 2007, the Studio Nova line of patterns was discontinued by Mikasa.