Vintage Indiana Glass Willow Leaf Open Sugar Bowl, Clear Pressed Glass Double Handle

$14.95

A lovely vintage Indiana Glass Willow Clear open sugar bowl featuring the pattern’s graceful pressed leaf motif and distinctive double handles.

The bowl has a gently rounded body, raised footed base, and decorative handles with rounded accents near the rim. Its botanical leaf pattern catches the light beautifully while keeping the overall look simple and elegant.

Indiana Glass produced the Willow Clear pattern, Line 1008, from 1942 through 1965, making this a classic piece of mid-century American pressed glassware.

Perfect for sugar, sweetener packets, small candies, nuts, or simply as part of a vintage glass collection.

Details

  • Maker: Indiana Glass

  • Pattern: Willow Clear / Willow Leaf

  • Line: 1008

  • Form: Open sugar bowl

  • Clear pressed glass

  • Double handled

  • Approx. height: 2¾–3"

  • Approx. width handle to handle: about 5–6"

  • Made in USA

  • Era: 1940s–1960s

Condition:
Very good vintage condition with no obvious chips or cracks visible in your photos. Light surface wear may be present consistent with age and use.

A lovely vintage Indiana Glass Willow Clear open sugar bowl featuring the pattern’s graceful pressed leaf motif and distinctive double handles.

The bowl has a gently rounded body, raised footed base, and decorative handles with rounded accents near the rim. Its botanical leaf pattern catches the light beautifully while keeping the overall look simple and elegant.

Indiana Glass produced the Willow Clear pattern, Line 1008, from 1942 through 1965, making this a classic piece of mid-century American pressed glassware.

Perfect for sugar, sweetener packets, small candies, nuts, or simply as part of a vintage glass collection.

Details

  • Maker: Indiana Glass

  • Pattern: Willow Clear / Willow Leaf

  • Line: 1008

  • Form: Open sugar bowl

  • Clear pressed glass

  • Double handled

  • Approx. height: 2¾–3"

  • Approx. width handle to handle: about 5–6"

  • Made in USA

  • Era: 1940s–1960s

Condition:
Very good vintage condition with no obvious chips or cracks visible in your photos. Light surface wear may be present consistent with age and use.