Antique H.C. Fry Ovenglass Casserole with Silver-Plated Caddy | Opalescent Glass

A beautiful example of early American ovenware, this antique H.C. Fry Ovenglass casserole features a thick opalescent glass insert displayed in its original silver-plated caddy. Elevated on delicate ball feet with elegant pierced detailing, it is a piece that transitions effortlessly from the dining table to a curated cabinet display. Marked No. 1932-8 with patent dates of May 8, 1917 and May 27, 1919, this casserole represents H.C. Fry’s innovative heat-resistant Ovenglass line produced during the early twentieth century. The substantial weight of the glass and classic silver-plated frame speak to the quality of craftsmanship associated with the period. Discovered in a historic home dating back to 1860, this complete serving piece carries the charm and character of generations past. While the original glass lid is no longer present, it remains a beautiful decorative and functional antique for collectors of H.C. Fry glass, early American tableware, or Art Deco-era serving pieces. Details Antique H.C. Fry Ovenglass casserole Thick opalescent glass insert Original silver-plated caddy Decorative pierced frame with ball feet Marked No. 1932-8 Patent dates: May 8, 1917 & May 27, 1919 Heavy, substantial construction Approximate Dimensions Overall: 10” W (Handle to Handle) Height: 3.5” Glass Insert: 8.5” × 6.5” Condition This piece is in good antique condition with age-appropriate wear. The glass insert has light surface scratches consistent with age and use. The silver-