Compote, Indiana Glass Teardrop #1011, Olive Green, Scalloped Rim Pedestal Bowl, Vintage 1940s–80s

Avocado and olive glass has had more than one moment — and it's having another.

Indiana Glass's Teardrop pattern (Line #1011) is one of their most enduring designs, sometimes confused with the Garland pattern but identifiable by the elongated teardrop shapes that ring the scalloped rim and continue down the stem. This compote is in a deep olive green that reads warm and earthy in natural light — equally at home in a boho, farmhouse, or mid-century modern interior. At 7.5 inches tall it's substantial enough to use as a small fruit bowl or planter, and pressed glass of this weight holds up beautifully to both.

Display it filled with moss or air plants, use it as a candy dish, or let it anchor a seasonal tablescape on its own. A thoughtful gift for the vintage glass collector or the green-toned home decorator.

• Maker: Indiana Glass Company, Dunkirk, Indiana
• Pattern: Teardrop, Line #1011
• Era: 1940s–1980s
• Materials: Pressed olive green glass
• Dimensions: 7.5" tall; 5.5" diameter (top); 3.5" foot diameter
• Note: Mould marks on base foot are characteristic of depression-era pressed glass production, not damage.
• Condition: Very good vintage. No chips or cracks.