"Log Cabin" pattern covered dish c. 1875

This clear glass covered dish, "Log Cabin" by the Central Glass Company, is a charming example of American glassmaking in the late 19th century. The piece, crafted around 1875, features a detailed design of a log cabin with a shingled roof and chimney, highlighting the popularity of the log cabin motif in American design during the period. The intricate details, including the log beams, door, and roof shingles, demonstrate the skill of the glassblowers and the artistry of the Central Glass Company. This piece would have been a common household item, used for storing food or serving treats.