Set of four pressed glass wine glasses with gold rim trim and laurel leaf etched pattern by Federal Glass Company

These wine glasses were produced by the Federal Glass Company between 1936 and 1939 as part of their 'Laurel' pattern line. Federal Glass Company, founded in Columbus, Ohio in 1900, was a prominent American glassware manufacturer known for producing affordable pressed glass tableware during the Depression era. The delicate laurel leaf etching and gold rim decoration represent the elegant yet accessible design aesthetic of the late 1930s. These glasses appeal to collectors of Depression-era glassware, vintage barware enthusiasts, and those who appreciate American pressed glass patterns. The combination of the etched laurel motif and gold trim makes them particularly desirable for collectors seeking complete sets of Federal Glass patterns. Such pieces are valued by Depression glass collectors and vintage entertaining enthusiasts for their historical significance, elegant design, and the nostalgia they evoke of mid-20th century American dining culture.