Celery Dish, Indiana Glass, Pretzel Pattern, Amber Carnival Iridescent Glass, Oval, USA, Vintage 1970s

The same wavy Pretzel lines as our other Pretzel line celery dish — but this time kissed with amber carnival iridescence that makes an autumn table genuinely glow.

Indiana Glass reissued the Pretzel pattern in the late 1960s through the 1970s in new colors, and this amber carnival version appears in their 1978 catalog. The iridescent finish — a light spray applied over the amber glass before firing — shifts between warm gold and copper depending on the light, giving the piece a presence the clear version simply doesn't have. At 10.5 inches it's a generous oval: celery, asparagus, bread, crackers, olives, or nuts all fit naturally. Three together make a beautiful buffet utensil set. The clear and olive green versions are also available in the shop.

Perfect for a fall table, a harvest gathering, or anywhere warm amber tones belong. A lovely hostess gift for the carnival glass collector or anyone who decorates seasonally with intention.

• Maker: Indiana Glass Company, USA — shown in 1978 catalog
• Pattern: Pretzel — interlocking wavy lines; oval form; amber carnival iridescent glass
• Vintage: Late 1960s–1970s (reissue era)
• Material: Amber carnival iridescent glass
• Dimensions: 10.5" long, 4.75" wide, 2" tall
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, or scratches