
Set of 12 Pressed glass footed tumblers in 'Whitehall' pattern by Colony Glass
Selling Price
$35
History
The Whitehall pattern was produced by Colony Glass Company, primarily during the 1960s through 1980s. This cube or block-style pressed glass design became extremely popular in American households as everyday glassware, valued for its durability and classic appearance that evoked earlier cut glass traditions at an affordable price point. The pattern was widely distributed through department stores and remains one of the most recognizable pressed glass patterns of the mid-20th century. Whitehall glassware appeals to collectors of vintage American pressed glass, mid-century modern enthusiasts, and those seeking affordable replacements for family heirlooms. The pattern's geometric clarity and substantial feel make it desirable for both display and practical use. Collectors appreciate these pieces for their nostalgic value and the craftsmanship of American glass manufacturing during its peak production years.
Origin
United States
Maker
Colony Glass Company
Time period
circa 1960-1980