Indiana Glass Company- Pressed glass divided relish dish in the 'Killarney' pattern

The Killarney pattern was produced by the Indiana Glass Company during the Depression era, primarily in the 1930s. This elegant pressed glass pattern features ornate floral and geometric motifs arranged in a symmetrical cross design, typical of Art Deco styling popular during that period. Depression glass was mass-produced to be affordable during economically challenging times, yet many pieces like this relish dish maintained decorative appeal through intricate molded patterns. Killarney pattern pieces are highly sought after by Depression glass collectors and vintage tableware enthusiasts who appreciate the craftsmanship and historical significance of American glassware from this era. The divided relish dish format makes it particularly desirable for collectors of serving pieces, as it represents both functional design and the aesthetic sensibilities of 1930s American households. These pieces appeal to those interested in Art Deco design, vintage entertaining items, and the social history of the Depression era.

Condition

Used (normal wear)