Indiana Glass - Clear Pressed Glass Footed Cake Plate In 'Garland' Pattern (Embossed Fruit Motif) by Indiana Glass Company

The Garland pattern was produced by Indiana Glass Company during the mid-20th century, featuring an elegant embossed design of fruits and garlands around the rim. This pattern was part of the American pressed glass tradition that made decorative tableware accessible to middle-class households during the 1950s through 1970s. Indiana Glass Company, founded in 1907 in Dunkirk, Indiana, was one of America's major glass manufacturers known for producing affordable yet attractive pressed glass patterns. Garland pattern cake plates appeal to vintage glassware collectors, particularly those who specialize in mid-century American pressed glass and Indiana Glass patterns. These pieces are valued for their versatility as both functional serving pieces and decorative displays, combining practical use with nostalgic charm. Collectors of Depression-era and mid-century glassware appreciate the intricate fruit and garland motifs that showcase the craftsmanship of American pressed glass manufacturing.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Style

Modern