George Duncan, United States. Group of six early American pattern glass serving ware ca. 1890-1910. Including:
Three compotes with a "Hand" pattern stem and "Tree of Life" patterned bowl with scalloped edges.
A cake stand or compote with a stem in the "Hand" pattern a frosted glass stand in the form of a hand holding the scalloped tray aloft.
A small pitcher and a lidded dish with a frosted glass stem in the pattern "Three Face." The compote with a lid with a frosted "Three Face" finial.

George Duncan later became the Duncan Glass Co. and the Pittsburg Glass Co.
Height ranges from 4 1/2 in to 10 in; diameter ranges from 4 in to 10 in. There are no major chips, losses, or restorations. The smallest compote with a very small chip along the hand. The medium "Tree of Life" compote with a very small chip along the base. The largest "Tree of Life" compote with a short crack along the base. All pieces with some light wear including scratches and signs of minor use consistent with age.