#01 Amber pressed glass grape cluster fruit bowl by Indiana Glass. Circa 1970S Bowl Is 10 “ By 9.5” 13 Inches From Stem To End.

Indiana Glass Company, founded in 1907 in Dunkirk, Indiana, became a prominent producer of pressed glass tableware and decorative items. They were particularly known for their carnival glass and popular patterns that mimicked more expensive cut glass, making decorative pieces accessible to a wider audience. Their production spanned many decades, with many popular patterns being reissued or produced for extended periods. This particular grape cluster design is a classic example of Indiana Glass's output, often produced in various colors including amber, milk glass, and iridescent finishes. These bowls were commonly used as fruit bowls, candy dishes, or decorative centerpieces, embodying the popular mid-century modern aesthetic with their molded, sculptural forms and warm amber hue.

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• Listed Feb 15, 2026