Tall ABP Compote, 10 In., Unsigned, Quality Work, Fine Original Condition!

Description

Description and Condition:
This 10 inch tall ABP compote was probably produced ca. 1910. It is in excellent original condition -- no issues that I could find.  The 6.25 diameter rim is fire polished. I think the water white blank is blown, not figured. The cutting is high quality, precise and hand polished. The 4.5 inch diameter foot displays a 24 point hobstar, not the more simple type of star used in the later period of brilliant glass. What's more, the hexagonal stem of this compote features a long teardrop shape air trap and serrated edges that add much interest to this piece.
I spent several hours trying to identify the maker of this compote but without success. This piece blacklights to confirm ABP glass.
Payment, Returns and Shipping Policies:
Absolutely no e-checks will be accepted!!
I will accept a return as per ebay's 14-day return policy. However, buyer's remorse or bid by mistake will not be accepted as a valid reason for a return. Buyer pays for return shipping and insurance and upon receipt in the same condition as sent I will refund in the amount of the winning bid.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask me using the ebay message system. I will gladly do my best to provide you with any needed information, including more photos. I want you to feel confident in your bidding! Happy, satisfied customers are my goal.
Domestic shipping with full insurance for all domestic buyers will be a
FLAT RATE
by insured USPS priority mail. This is heavy and will require oversize packaging so don't be surprised at the shipping cost.
Final Comment:
This handsome compote is very collectible and not often found!  Reasonable offers will be considered. But please don't poison the well with half price offers.
Please check out my other listings: antique shades, pottery and porcelains, a fine William IV tilt top tea table made with specimen woods, ABP cut glass, antique art glass, bronze and pottery. I will be listing in the next couple of months some very fine antique silver and glass items from an advanced private collection. Also see many fine auction catalogs of Russian art and books. And take a look at the rare Andres collotype of the Courier and Ives 19th Century color lithograph of the baseball game at the Elysian Fields.