There’s something quietly charming about a piece like this — the kind that catches the light just right and suddenly your whole table feels a little more intentional.
This vintage Indiana Glass serving bowl features a beautifully detailed pressed grape cluster design, with raised fruit and leaf patterns that give it texture, depth, and that classic mid-century feel. The softly scalloped edge and subtle golden hue in the glass add just enough warmth to make it feel special without trying too hard.
Perfect as a fruit bowl, candy dish, or simply as a decorative centerpiece that brings a little vintage soul into your space.
A timeless piece that plays well with everything from farmhouse kitchens to retro bar setups 🍇
Maker: Indiana Glass Company
Era: Likely 1960s–1970s
Material: Pressed clear glass
Pattern: Grape cluster with leaves
Color: Clear
Width: ~ 9.5 in
Height: ~ 13 in
Depth ~ 3 in
Good vintage condition.
No major chips or cracks observed. May show light surface wear consistent with age (tiny scratches or manufacturing bubbles typical of pressed glass).
There’s something quietly charming about a piece like this — the kind that catches the light just right and suddenly your whole table feels a little more intentional.
This vintage Indiana Glass serving bowl features a beautifully detailed pressed grape cluster design, with raised fruit and leaf patterns that give it texture, depth, and that classic mid-century feel. The softly scalloped edge and subtle golden hue in the glass add just enough warmth to make it feel special without trying too hard.
Perfect as a fruit bowl, candy dish, or simply as a decorative centerpiece that brings a little vintage soul into your space.
A timeless piece that plays well with everything from farmhouse kitchens to retro bar setups 🍇
Maker: Indiana Glass Company
Era: Likely 1960s–1970s
Material: Pressed clear glass
Pattern: Grape cluster with leaves
Color: Clear
Width: ~ 9.5 in
Height: ~ 13 in
Depth ~ 3 in
Good vintage condition.
No major chips or cracks observed. May show light surface wear consistent with age (tiny scratches or manufacturing bubbles typical of pressed glass).
