
Smoke gray glass serving platter with fruit intaglio design by Federal Glass Company
Selling Price
$12
History
This serving platter was produced by the Federal Glass Company, which operated from 1900 to 1979 in Columbus, Ohio. The Pioneer pattern in smoke gray glass with its distinctive geometric rim and fruit intaglio design was particularly popular during the 1950s and 1960s as part of mid-century modern tableware collections. These decorative yet functional glass pieces are sought after by collectors of mid-century glassware and vintage tableware enthusiasts. The smoke gray coloration adds sophistication to the otherwise practical serving piece, making it appealing to collectors who appreciate the blend of everyday utility and distinctive mid-century aesthetic. The geometric pattern and fruit motif exemplify the design sensibilities of post-war American manufacturing.
Origin
Columbus, Ohio, USA
Maker
Federal Glass Company
Time period
Circa 1950-1960s