LID ONLY for Indiana Pink Peach Depression Glass Ribbed Lace Pedestal Candy Dish For Sale

The product is a vintage LID ONLY for an Indiana Glass Company Pink Depression Glass Ribbed Lace Pedestal Candy Dish.
See my last photos to see what this lid goes to. I am selling \"just\" the lid because it is in great shape, BUT the bottom part of this candy dish had some large defects/chips. Hopefully somebody can use \"just\" the lid!
NOTE: I cannot confirm the maker of this glass lid, but multiple online sources list the maker of this piece as Indiana Glass Co.Glass Color: Peachy Pink
Condition: Very Good. No big or noticeable chips, no cracks, no deep scratches.FLAWS: There are 3 very tiny \"rough spots\" on the inside of the rim. The camera cannot see them to photograph them, but I can feel them just barely when I rub my finger along the inner edge. They can barely be seen as is; they will not be seen at all when the lid is in use. Also, there are a few ridges and seams that are original and were inherent to the glass making process.
Measurements:
Length of OUTER side of Lid: 5 11/16Width of OUTER side of Lid: 3 9/16\"
Length of INNER LIP of lid: 5 1/4\"Width of INNER LIP of lid: 3 3/16\"

I take photos in varying lights and backgrounds so that you get a better sense of what the item looks like in different settings. Please look closely at all photos and ask any questions in advance!

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A NOTE ABOUT HOWI PACK & SHIP FRAGILE ITEMS:

I LOVE vintage glass items and I pride myself in knowing how to pack them safely, even large
and super fragile items. I take extra time to pack things VERY well. Extremely
fragile items will be double boxed OR double walled with loads of padding and
sturdy boxes. There will be NO MOVEMENT
in the box once it\'s packed. I go out of
my way to over-pack glass items in order to avoid any mishaps (so far, so
good!). You will receive a GREAT and careful packing job.

Also, I usewhatever boxes or containers work best AND are most SAFE for delicate items and
cost effective for the buyer. Depending on the size, weight and fragility
of the item, sometimes I use boxes from other products, sometimes I cut or
build or reshape from other boxes, and sometimes occasionally it is a USPS
Priority Mail box. I use both recycledand new packing materials, but all materials will be clean and in good
shape. I know that everybody hates packing peanuts, but sometimes they
provide the perfect necessary fill and support for fragile items, so I do use them
occasionally.

Thanks for
looking!