Vintage Depression Fired On Red Stripe Ring & White Milk Glass Jar Canister LID

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Vintage Depression Fired On Red Stripe Ring & White Milk Glass Jar Canister LID
Nice piece of Depression era glassware for an existing jar or canister.  Not sure who the maker is or what type of kitchen item this was made to fit.  Lid is made of a white opaque glass (has some opalescence) with fired-on RED striping and knob/handle.  Lid fits an opening that's slightly bigger than 4 1/4" in diameter.  Overall diameter measures 5 1/2".    The red fired-on paint has some slight dullness, and has some blemishes on the knob(see pictures), but looks like that was how it was made.  There is one tiny flea bite chip on the recessed ring-couldn't photograph, but have to look/feel to find it. Otherwise, EXCELLENT CONDITION--no other chips, cracks or repairs.
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