Cobalt blue glass creamer pitcher with chevron pattern by Hazel Atlas

This cobalt blue glass creamer was produced by Hazel Atlas Glass Company during the 1930s Depression era. The distinctive chevron or arrow pattern and rich cobalt blue color are characteristic of Depression glass, which was mass-produced and often given away as promotional items during the Great Depression. The square shape with Art Deco geometric styling reflects the design aesthetic popular during that period. This piece appeals to Depression glass collectors and vintage kitchenware enthusiasts who appreciate the vibrant cobalt blue color and geometric Art Deco design. Hazel Atlas pieces are particularly sought after by collectors specializing in American Depression-era glassware, as the company was one of the largest glass manufacturers of that time. The chevron pattern and cobalt blue color make this creamer a decorative accent piece that adds vintage charm to any collection or table setting.