Pressed glass triangular snack plate in avocado green with 'Daisy and Button' pattern by Indiana Glass Company or Lancaster Glass Company

The Daisy and Button pattern is one of the most enduring and recognizable designs in American pressed glass, first introduced in the 1880s and reproduced throughout the 20th century. This avocado green variation was produced during the 1960s and 1970s, reflecting the popular color palette of mid-century modern home decor. These triangular snack plates were designed as part of matching sets that typically included a cup with an indented corner to hold beverages alongside appetizers or desserts. The pattern features a repeating geometric motif of raised daisy-like flowers alternating with button-shaped circles, creating a textured surface that catches and reflects light beautifully. These pieces are highly sought after by collectors of vintage glassware, particularly those who specialize in Depression-era glass patterns and mid-century kitchenware. The avocado green color is especially popular among enthusiasts of 1960s and 1970s retro decor, as it represents the iconic harvest gold and avocado green color scheme that dominated American kitchens during that era. Collectors appreciate these pieces for their nostalgic value, affordable price point, and the way they evoke memories of family gatherings and casual entertaining from decades past.