A 1960s–1970s Indiana Glass "Diamond Point" ice bucket from Lancaster, Ohio — clear pressed glass faceted like crystal, finished with a silverplate rim and handle.
Maker: Indiana Glass Company, Lancaster, Ohio
Pattern: Diamond Point
Style: Ice bucket with silverplate rim and handle
Glass: Clear pressed glass
Origin: USA
Era: Mid-century (1960s–1970s)
Condition: Used, very good vintage condition. No scratches or chips on the glass. The silverplate handle needs a good cleaning to really shine. Please review all photos before purchasing — all sales final.
A lovely gift for the vintage barware collector, the Indiana Glass enthusiast, or anyone who believes a bar cart should be both functional and beautiful — for a housewarming, anniversary, or any occasion that calls for a proper drink.
Indiana Glass's Diamond Point pattern is one of those mid-century designs that does everything right — and this ice bucket is its finest form. The all-over diamond facets catch and refract light with every angle, giving the clear pressed glass the brightness of crystal at a fraction of the price. Indiana Glass Company was one of America's great mid-century glassmakers, producing pressed glass in Lancaster, Ohio from 1907 until the late 20th century — the Diamond Point pattern among their most enduring and collected designs.
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