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Imperial Glass Company's Nucut pattern represents American pressed glass from the early 20th century when geometric patterns dominated tableware design. Dating to the 1920s era (approximately 1911-1932 production period), this sugar bowl showcases the sawtooth or diamond point edge that was s…
Anchor Hocking Glass Company produced the Starburst pattern during the atomic age of the 1960s-1970s, with the radiating star design perfectly capturing the space-age aesthetic that defined mid-century modern design. The bold geometric pattern features a central starburst that extends outward in …
Anchor Hocking produced stunning amber glass pieces throughout the mid-20th century, with this triangular or tri-corner bowl representing the innovative modern design aesthetics of the 1960s. The unusual three-pointed shape was a hallmark of mid-century modern design, moving away from traditional…
This vintage piece represents quality craftsmanship and timeless design from an era when attention to detail and durability were paramount. The elegant styling combined with practical functionality makes this a valuable addition to any collection or home. Whether displayed as a decorative piece o…
Anchor Hocking Glass Company produced beautiful pressed glass patterns throughout the mid-20th century, with this Star of David or Prescut pattern representing one of their most distinctive geometric designs. The six-pointed star motif creates striking visual impact with its bold symmetrical patt…
Fostoria Glass Company, one of Americas premier glassmakers from 1887 to 1986, produced elegant crystal and glass pieces that defined quality American tableware. This small creamer from the 1980s showcases a modernist cubist-inspired design with geometric angular lines reminiscent of Art Deco sty…