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These are a set of 8 Depression Era Pressed Glass Tumblers from the Indiana Glass Company. They were produced during …
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These are a set of 8 Depression Era Pressed Glass Tumblers from the Indiana Glass Company. They were produced during the 1930s and have Art Deco designs and a Cathedral style shape. But it’s the gorgeous color, which Indiana Glass was famous for, that we love. The set is perfect for Fall and Winter holiday entertaining as well as adding a touch of Hollywood Regency to a Bar setting. Beautiful set.
We are featuring a collection of MAD ABOUT MOD Furniture and Home Décor on our front page. We have wanted to showcase our modern pieces for a while and as the weather turns cooler, we thought this was the perfect time as you look to add Fall refresh pieces to your home. Don’t tell anyone, but we are also launching our vintage jewelry and accessories collection at the end of September. It will be a soft launch, so you will want to ‘cherry-pick’ the best pieces before the big launch in November. Finally, we are also going to mix in some of our fabulous holiday collection as the seasons unfold. We sell more holiday items than any shop on Chairish. Checkout our Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and Christmas selections. Click on VINTAGE HOME to get to our shop. If you purchase more than one item, we COMBINE SHIP whenever possible to reduce shipping costs. Chairish works with UPS on the back end to refund your savings after delivery. You can also message us with your zip code to see if we can get a lower Seller Managed UPS or truck delivery price. Thank you for visiting. Stay as long as you like. Offers welcome.
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- Dimensions
- 3.65ʺW × 3.65ʺD × 5ʺH
- Period
- 1930s
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Art Glass
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Amber
- Condition Notes
- Overall in very good vintage condition. The Depression Era glass was harder than glassware from the Mid-Century, and it holds … moreOverall in very good vintage condition. The Depression Era glass was harder than glassware from the Mid-Century, and it holds up better. So very little surface wear including light scratches. less
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