Product Description
Add a touch of vintage elegance to your dining table with this rare Depression-era pink glass butter dish, produced by the renowned Jeannette Glass Co. between 1929 and 1933. This stunning piece combines functionality with timeless charm, making it an ideal collectible or decorative tableware item.
Key Features:
Material: Crafted from pressed glass, a hallmark of Depression-era craftsmanship.
Color: A warm, pinkish-coral hue that exudes nostalgia and sophistication.
Patterns:
The lid features a geometric diamond pattern, creating a textured and reflective surface that enhances its visual appeal.
The base boasts a radiating sunburst pattern, adding depth and an eye-catching element.
Both the lid and base are edged with a beaded border, giving the piece an ornate, detailed finish.
Unique Design Elements:
The rectangular shape is complemented by slightly flared edges on the base for easy handling and aesthetic balance.
The interplay of geometric patterns (diamonds on the lid and sunburst on the base) creates a harmonious yet dynamic design.
The translucent glass allows light to pass through, enhancing the texture and patterns with subtle reflections.
Historical Significance:
This butter dish is part of the popular Pink Cube pattern, which brought joy and elegance to households during the economic hardships of the Great Depression.
Produced by Jeannette Glass Co., one of the leading manufacturers of Depression glass, celebrated for their intricate patterns and vibrant colors.
Dimensions:
Measures: 7 3/4" long, 3 1/2" wide, 2 1/2" tall.
Condition:
While this piece is in excellent overall condition, there is a tiny "flea bite" on the lid that is too subtle to capture in photos. This minor imperfection does not detract from the beauty or functionality of this charming item. A must-have for vintage glassware enthusiasts!
Why Collectors Love It:
The intricate details, warm color, and historical significance make this butter dish a must-have for collectors or anyone seeking to add a retro touch to their dining decor. Its rarity as a Depression-era artifact ensures it will remain a treasured piece in any collection.
Care Instructions:
Hand wash only to preserve its delicate patterns and vibrant color. Avoid abrasive cleaners or dishwashers.
Learn about: The Timeless Charm of Depression Glass: Exploring the Rare Pink Cube Butter Dish
