Cobalt Dark Blue Depression Glass Sugar & Creamer w/ Raised Bands by Cambridge Glass - Unique Kitchen Serving Vintage
$42.50
A beautiful cobalt blue depression glass sugar and creamer set in the Tally Ho pattern made by the Cambridge Glass Company. This company made the Tally Ho pattern circa the Depression Era.
The design features small horizontal bands or ribbing around both of these vintage serving pieces. The round bases are plain with no grooves.
The blue glass sugar is an open sugar bowl. Both the creamer and the sugar have a short pedestal base and a wide bowl along with handles that come out straight from the side and then curve downward to attach to the bowl section.
These depression era pieces have some small air bubbles in the glass here and there typical of depression glass - see photo closeups.
Measurements:
Sugar - 3" high and is 5" across from end of handle to tip of spout
Creamer - 3" high and top opening has a 3" diameter
In nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. There is light wear typical of vintage glass item that is circa 1930s.
Still so very lovely!
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