This is a vintage Glasbake divided dish in the Primrose Dream pattern. Or perhaps it's Queen Victoria or "Green Daisy" (which I don't think is an actual real pattern name, but I guess I could be wrong), as I have seen it called all of these. It is unmarked, so I can't tell much about its specific age or manufacturer, but it seems likely to be Jeanette Glass from the 1960s (just based upon the aunt I inherited it from). The 1950s are also a possibility, though. I have seen that on the original box it was called a divided vegetable dish, but nowadays most people seem to call it a "split" or divided casserole. Dish measures 12" X 8.5" and 2" deep. It's white milk glass with green graphics, and the bottom has the pebbled texture that's associated with Glasbake. There are no chips or cracks, no staining or utensil marks, and the glass has a glossy finish. The only thing I see to note is that one area of the green graphics appears a bit lighter than the rest of the design (you can see this in the first picture, on the left side of the pattern). This doesn't appear to be from age or wear, just looks like it came that way from the factory, and I don't personally think it's super noticeable. Overall condition is excellent, dish looks really nice. Asking $8.00 obo. Everything I have listed for sale is "or best offer", so feel free to make an offer. ~~~~~ ALL ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICKUP. I sell a huge variety of stuff to supplement my income and help me put the last of my kids through college. Some items come from flea markets or estate sales, and some come from around our home, but many items come to me from my extended family of hardcore hoarders. So, the variety really can be vast and unpredictable. Please check back often, because you really never know what I will have from one day to the next! Thanks for visiting and have a great day!