American Pressed Glass

Antique American pressed glass punchbowl and underplate. Plate is 12” wide x 2” tall.

A pair of pale jade green American pressed glass vases now mounted as lamps with custom shades..

The Pressed Pineapple: Victorian Compote by Boston & Sandwich Glass, Circa 1860 This striking Compote is a quintessential piece of American Victorian tableware, crafted from pressed...

Pair of American Pressed Glass Three Light Candelabra, 2Oth c., on swirled supports with glass bobeches hung with button and spear prisms, on a domed glass base, H.- 9 1/2 in., W.- ...

19th century Boston & Sandwich early American pressed glass plate in the "Shield Acanthus" pattern.

This example combines practical functionality with the sculptural quality characteristic of American pressed glass from the period. A lovely addition to a collection of vintage Amer...

Perfect for collectors of uranium glass, Depression Glass, and American pressed glass, this set also works beautifully in contemporary interiors where historic objects are appreciate...

An Early American Pressed Glass pedestal cake stand, in a Beaded Raindrop pattern, circa 1890 -1900.

The pattern is especially distinctive for its lace-like border, which gives each piece an airy decorative quality while still preserving the durability and practicality associated wi...

American Victorian-style (20th Century) pressed glass punch bowl with scalloped edge.

Retaining their original metal shaker tops, the pair embodies the combination of practicality and decorative appeal that characterized American tableware during the Depression era. ...

Produced by Indiana Glass in the mid-20th century, this pattern is recognized for its pressed glass snowflake and starburst motif, which catches and reflects light beautifully while ...

Founded in Pennsylvania in 1889, Westmoreland Glass Company became one of America’s premier producers of decorative pressed glass.

Designed by Anchor Hocking during the golden age of American pressed glass, the Bubble pattern is celebrated for its playful yet sophisticated appearance.

A sweet and sculptural green pressed glass hen-on-nest candy dish, ideal for anyone drawn to Depression Glass style, country house objects, figural glass, and nostalgic American tabl...

Founded in Pennsylvania in 1889, Westmoreland Glass Company became one of America’s premier glass manufacturers, celebrated for combining refined pressed-glass techniques with sophis...

Founded in Pennsylvania in 1889, Westmoreland Glass Company became one of America’s most respected glass manufacturers, celebrated for combining refined pressed-glass techniques with...

American Victorian style (20th Cent) pressed glass vase with bulbous base and cut diamond design.

A charming set of six vintage American cordial glasses crafted in clear pressed glass during the mid-twentieth century.

"Holly Brand Chocolate" is the theme of this tin "Charger" as noted at the base border. They were turn of the century chocolate makers. This is a very RARE "Charger" and highly sough...

The piece features raised feather detailing, a softly rounded body, and a basket-weave inspired base, all characteristic of collectible Hen on Nest dishes produced in American presse...

A timeless set of six vintage Jadeite glass restaurant mugs, showcasing the iconic soft green opaque glass that has become one of the most recognizable materials in twentieth-century...

A timeless set of six vintage Jadeite glass salad plates in the iconic soft green hue that has become one of the most beloved colors in twentieth-century American tableware. Their cl...

The form belongs to the classic Hen on Nest tradition, a collectible decorative category long associated with American pressed glass tableware, candy dishes, trinket boxes, and kitch...

The form, color, pressed-glass construction, and petite scale are consistent with American Depression-era decorative glass.

Founded in Pennsylvania in 1889, Westmoreland Glass Company became one of America’s leading glass manufacturers, celebrated for producing beautifully designed pressed glass that comb...

American Art Deco brass floor lamp/torchiere with an off-white pressed glass torchiere shade with a decorative scroll & foliate relief pattern, standing on a fluted brass column rest...

Solid glass candle holders from the pressed glass era (1930-1950). Solid, and pure in their simplicity.

The set has the warm golden amber tone associated with American Depression-era pressed glass, a period when glassmakers produced decorative yet accessible tableware for the home.

Antique or vintage tea kettle features rounded body with striking Art Deco or Streamline Moderne style sculptural decor in relief on both front and back of the pot. The handle and si...

Sets such as this belong to an important chapter in the history of the 20th-century American table. Advances in industrial pressed-glass production made it possible to manufacture hi...

Mid-century aluminum industrial or nautical chandelier, the pendant's modest size makes it perfect in most any space. The light has been professionally restored and newly rewired wit...

Interesting glass pitcher with Roman soldier artwork on beautifully beaded glass. Glass beads throughout, blended with textured surfaces and abstract artwork. The pattern features th...

Add a touch of vintage glamour to your space with the Hollywood Style Cut and Pressed Glass Leaf Form Table Lamp with Etched Detailing, crafted in America Circa 1940.

Small Shell Bowl with Turquoise Glaze $225.00 Hand formed bowl made with a red stoneware and turquoise glaze. Each bowl has curved edges to accept serving utensils or fruit. Found s...

Large Shell Platter $250.00 250 Hand formed platter made with a red stoneware and a milky white glaze. Found shells from Japan are hand pressed on to the lip. Each piece is hand made...

Large Shell Bowl with Turquoise Glaze $275.00 Hand formed bowl made with a red stoneware and turquoise glaze. Each bowl has curved edges to accept serving utensils or fruit. Found sh...

Shell Serving Dish $225.00 Hand formed serving dish made with a red stoneware and a milky white glaze. Found shells from Japan are hand pressed on to the two lips. Each piece is ha...

A fine pair of moulded art deco opaline pendant lights. American, c.1930 Two tone opaline glass with ribbed design and clear, diffused bottom. Priced as a pair. Rewired with black ...