Made by the Federal Glass Company of Columbus, Ohio, this petite open sugar bowl belongs to the company’s Windsor Clear pattern, also known as Button & Cane. The pattern combines rows of jewel-like geometric facets with crisp vertical ribbing and a beautiful starburst molded into the base.
Federal Glass began producing glassware in Columbus in 1900 and became one of America’s significant manufacturers of affordable pressed tableware. Pieces like this brought the sparkle and visual complexity associated with cut crystal to the everyday table through precisely molded glass.
Originally made as an open sugar bowl, it is just as useful now as a small candy dish, salt cellar, jewelry catchall or vanity piece.
Made by the Federal Glass Company of Columbus, Ohio, this petite open sugar bowl belongs to the company’s Windsor Clear pattern, also known as Button & Cane. The pattern combines rows of jewel-like geometric facets with crisp vertical ribbing and a beautiful starburst molded into the base.
Federal Glass began producing glassware in Columbus in 1900 and became one of America’s significant manufacturers of affordable pressed tableware. Pieces like this brought the sparkle and visual complexity associated with cut crystal to the everyday table through precisely molded glass.
Originally made as an open sugar bowl, it is just as useful now as a small candy dish, salt cellar, jewelry catchall or vanity piece.
