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This two piece set features the small vertical line swirl of the Diana pattern made by Federal Glass between 1937-1941. The set includes the bread and butter plate and the cereal bowl. It would make a wonderful addition to a depression glass collection or as an addition to a retro kitchen. The bread and butter plate measures approximately 6 inches in diameter. The cereal bowl measures approximately 5 inches in diameter and stands approximately 2 inches tall. The set is in lovely vintage condition with no noticable chips or cracks. It has some wear/scratching as shown in the last photo. All items in our shop are vintage and have been used. We do our best to show or describe flaws, but please carefully review each picture before you buy. Please feel free to ask questions or request additional pictures. We will combine shipping on multiple items.
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\u003e\u003e\u003e Attention ALL Buyers \u003c\u003c\u003c Welcome to our online store! Please note that we take our customer service and the satisfaction of our customers very seriously! We are a small business who’s very passionate about vintage barware and glassware. We are pretty Type A when it comes to describing our vintage items/sets as thoroughly as possible — but if you’re unhappy with your purchase, please contact us immediately instead of leaving negative feedback. Thanks for visiting our shop! Cheers! . Swoon alert! A gorgeous (and rare) set of 7 Federal Glass Co. Atomic Snowflake glasses. The pattern and colors is downright magical. The pattern is an Atomic Snowflake design against vibrant colors that include: 1 Turquoise, 2 Yellow, 2 Sage Green, and 2 Salmon Pink. Truly a stunning set of retro Tom Collins tumblers. A bit about this manufacturer: The Federal Glass Company, founded in Columbus, OH in 1900, started its operations making pressed glass with mold-etched patterns. The company was a leader in producing what is commonly referred to as Depression glass. By the 1920s, Federal Glass was well known for its glassware. Its hallmark is an F inside a shield. By the Mid Century, Federal Glass Co. was a popular choice for Atomic style patterns including the Inca pattern. Maker/era: Federal Glass Co, 1960s Hallmarks: The Federal Glass Co logo can be found on the bottom of the glasses Measurements: Approx 6 3/4\
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This gorgeous pitcher is without chips, cracks, or flaws. It is 6.75 inches tall and holds 16 fluid ounces with about an inch of head space. It would be a charming addition to any mid century or fancy tea party table setting as a water pitcher or for serving lemonade. About Federal Glass: Federal Glass was established in Columbus Ohio in 1900 by George and Robert J. Beatty, from the successful Beatty glass manufacturing family. By 1914 the Federal Glass catalog included a full range of pressed glass in imitation cut glass patterns and other fashion
able designs of that period. There were other glass manufacturers making some of the same patterns as Federal, both before and after 1914, including Kokomo Glass (which became Jenkins Glass) and the Co-operative Flint Glass Company of Beaver Falls. In addition to pressed glass tableware, Federal Glass produced a range of glass specifically intended to be used as packaging for grocery items.
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Vintage Federal Glass Co. Clear Glass 11\
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