Asparagus Dish, Hazel Atlas, Beads & Ribs, Embossed Spears, USA, Vintage 1950s

Hazel Atlas made this asparagus dish rare and specific — three embossed spears pressed into ribbed clear glass, the kind of American mid-century tableware most people wouldn't even recognize for what it is.

• Maker: Hazel Atlas Glass, Wheeling, West Virginia — Pattern #1305 (Beads and Ribs)
• Materials: Clear pressed glass
• Dimensions: 9" long, 4" wide, 1" tall
• Origin: USA
• Era: Vintage 1950s
• Condition: Very good — two available, both with only faint surface scratches from age; no chips or cracks. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Still perfectly functional as an asparagus server, a celery dish, a bread tray, or a relish holder. A delightful and unusual gift for the Hazel Atlas collector, the vegetable dish enthusiast, or the table-setter who loves a piece with a story attached.

Hazel Atlas Glass, founded in 1885 in Wellsburg, West Virginia and eventually the largest glass container manufacturer in the world, produced these asparagus dishes in their Pattern #1305 (Beads and Ribs) in the 1950s. The ribbed border runs all the way around the oval; three crisp asparagus spears are pressed in relief at the center. Hazel Atlas made similar dishes with corn on the cob at center — making these a genuinely collectible series for those who know to look.

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