
Pressed glass snack plate in 'Capri Blue' seashell pattern by Hazel Atlas
Selling Price
$35
History
The Hazel Atlas Glass Company produced the Capri line from the 1950s through the early 1960s as part of the mid-century modern movement. These distinctive seashell-shaped snack plates in azure blue were designed to hold both a plate and cup for casual entertaining, reflecting the informal lifestyle and atomic-age aesthetics of post-war America. The swirled shell design captured the era's fascination with organic forms and tropical motifs. Capri Blue glassware is highly sought after by mid-century modern collectors and vintage glassware enthusiasts. The distinctive azure color and seashell shape make these pieces instantly recognizable and desirable for display or use in retro-themed settings. Collectors appreciate these items for their nostalgic appeal, affordable accessibility, and the way they represent everyday American design from the 1950s-60s era.
Origin
United States
Maker
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Time period
1950sā1960s