Fenton, Northwood, and Diamond all made candy dishes in this shape.
This is a Northwood candy. According to the Madeley and Shetlar book on "Stretch Glass" The Diamond candy is easiest to discern because it is the only one where the tops of the panels on the bottom of the jar are striaight instead of rounded.
Then Fenton candy has a straight sided inside lip on the lid while the Northwood's interior lip is indented at the top. Fenton also has an easily seen and felt mold mark seam on the bottom of the candy while Northwoods is not noticeable.
