Etched Depression Glass Sugar & Creamer w/ Etched Garland - Art Deco Depression Glass Antique - Floral Pattern - Unique Kitchen Serving
$23.80 $28.00
A beautiful etched clear glass Depression glass sugar and Creamer set in an Art Deco style with an eye-catching design. The design etched into the glass on both pieces features flowers and leaves horizontally across the mid section.
The bases on the retro sugar and creamer have six sides. The pieces are substantial as the glass is on the thicker side making this a sturdy pair. There are soft vertical panels on each of these pieces.
The clear pressed glass sugar is an open bowl. Both the creamer and sugar have a different shape - The sugar is a wide trophy shape. Both have great angular handles, typical of the Art Deco period.
Measurements:
Sugar - 6” x 3 1/2” wide and 4” high
Creamer - 3 1/2” x 2” wide and 5” high
In nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Light wear typical of vintage glass items that are circa 1930s.
Still simply lovely!
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