Vintage Pressed Glass & Depression Glass – Indiana & Federal -Pieces sold individually
$15
Selling three beautiful, authentic pieces of vintage American clear pressed glass. While they look similar at a quick glance, they are actually from three different classic patterns and eras. Pieces are priced individually below, or take the whole collection as a bundle deal!
Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or cloudiness. Beautiful clarity and weight on all pieces.
Available Pieces & Separate Pricing
BUNDLE DEAL: Take all 3 pieces together for CA$45.00 (Save $10!)
Piece 1: Indiana Glass "Diamond Point" Square Bowl $20
Features a sharp, geometric diamond-cut exterior with a distinctive jagged sawtooth rim and a starburst center base. A classic mid-century statement piece. Perfect as a candy or nut dish. Dimensions: 6 3/4" x 6 3/4"
Piece 2: Federal Glass "Traditions" Square Bowl $20
It features smooth, flowing scalloped edges and a stylized, rounded teardrop/quilted scale design on the sides with a crisp ribbed square center base. Dimensions: 6 1/4" x 6 1/2"
Piece 3: Federal Glass "Columbia" Beaded Sunflower Plate $15
Authentic 1930s Depression glass produced between 1938–1942. Features a central starburst medallion surrounded by a ring of tiny glass beads and radiating ribbed columns. Square silhouette with softly rounded corners. Perfect dessert or bread plate.
Dimensions: 6" diameter
Seller's Note on Identification: If you research these online or look on identification sites like Replacements, you will often see both Federal and Indiana Glass names mixed up. This is because Indiana Glass bought Federal's physical manufacturing molds in the late 1970s. However, true glass collectors distinguish them by the center floor: Federal has the sunburst/starburst lines, while Indiana altered the mold to feature a textured waffle/grid square. You are getting the exact documented version pictured here!"
Pick up Campbellford
Delivery in Peterborough usually Wednesdays
Can meet halfway
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