2 Yorktown saucer Plates. Clear pressed glass by Federal Glass Company

The Yorktown pattern was produced by the Federal Glass Company of Columbus, Ohio, primarily during the 1950s through the 1970s. This distinctive pattern features a thumbprint or coin dot design with scalloped edges, characteristic of mid-century American pressed glass production. Federal Glass was one of the major American glassware manufacturers of the 20th century, producing affordable yet attractive tableware for everyday use. Yorktown pattern pieces are popular among vintage glassware collectors and those who appreciate mid-century American design. The pattern's versatility and timeless appeal make it desirable for both display and functional use. Collectors of Federal Glass, Depression-era and mid-century glassware, and vintage home decor enthusiasts actively seek these pieces to complete sets or add charming vintage touches to their homes. The clear glass version is particularly valued for its classic simplicity and ability to complement various decorating styles.