A note to sellers.
The item was listed as a "small" chip.
You can reduce returns by being factual and not opinionated.
"Small" is an opinion. ("I received the item and it wasn't a small chip, much bigger than the photos indicate")
"half inch chip" is a fact, and you can't return as SNAD if the chip is indeed a half inch.
in glass collectibles, a "small" chip is generally significant, but under an eighth of an inch, imho.
As far as I am concerned, a chip over a quarter of an inch on glass is not small.
The best practice is to under promise and over deliver and always try to be objective.
I would have measured the chip, and listed that for instance "3/4" chip" or "15mm chip"
A chip, of any size, can significantly lower the value of depression glass.
The item is also listed as "Miniature", miniature indicates doll or dollhouse.
It measures 4 3/4" wide and 2.5" high.
As far as dishes go that might be small, but it is best to compare it to standard uses or volume.
volume (in ounces) is a fact. fill with water and pour into a measuring cup, to measure the volume.
Listing by use is a bit vague, but it gives an approximation that may be more accurate than "small".
Manufacturer's often gave their dishes designated uses related to size , like butter dish, desert plate, salad plate, dinner plate, meat plate, charger, tray, etc. (see replacements.com)
a very general guide for this type of dish:
a "bon-bon" or "nut" dish is often small, no larger than 4.5" wide
a "candy "dish would be over 4", usually with a lid.
a "compote" dish, I tend to think of as being under 6" wide, though dealers do list much larger bowls as compote (because they have a pedestal or stem), but I don't know who servers that much compote?
a "fruit bowl" as being over 6" wide.
Some manufacturers might list this size as a jelly or relish dish; though I usually think of jelly dishes has having a lid and relish dishes as not having a stem.
I am sure others may have more to add to the above, or a difference of opinion. As I said, that is a general rule. And but, as a collector, I am more likely to search for: glass nut dish; before I would search for: small glass dish.
