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Hi beautiful people! I’m Angie…. My store is Patriotic Primitives by Angie. 🇺🇸Specializing in glass, brass, and a little sass! 🇺🇸Loving cottage core, BOHO, and eclectic styles🇺🇸🇺🇸 CURRENT SALE CODE: Thank you for supporting a veteran owned business! DAMAGED DELIVERY - If an item arrives damaged, please photograph the exterior of the box, the interior of the box, and the packaging. This helps to later submit an insurance claim if insurance was purchased by the seller. If the item was sent priority or ground advantage insurance is included. It is important that you do not dispose of the box or packing materials. Instead, keep the box until a solution is reached. On rare occasions, an insurance claim will require inspection of the box and contents by the USPS. Please try to resolve the issue with the seller directly via direct message. If the damage was caused by insufficient packing or if the issue can not be resolved amicably, please contact support@district.net.
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This Is A Work Of Art! A Must Have For Any MCM Fan! Dorothy Thorpe 'Atomic Splash' silver overlay Large 18 1/2” glass serving platter.
Dorothy Thorpe was a prominent American designer known for her distinctive glassware, particularly in the mid-20th century. Her 'Atomic Splash' pattern, often featuring silver overlay on glass, became iconic of the mid-century modern aesthetic, characterized by its bold, abstract designs and association with the atomic age. Thorpe's work is highly sought after by collectors for its unique style and historical significance. This serving platter exemplifies the 'Atomic Splash' design, with its characteristic textured silver application that creates a dynamic, almost celestial effect. The indented oblong shape is both functional for serving and visually striking, making it a statement piece. Such items were popular in the 1950s and 1960s for entertaining and are now prized as collectible examples of mid-century American decorative arts.
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