Faceted like crystal, this Indiana Glass Diamond Point ice bucket catches the light at every turn.
Maker: Indiana Glass Company
Pattern: Diamond Point
Materials: Clear pressed glass, silverplate rim and handle
Dimensions: 5.625" tall, 4" wide
Origin: USA
Era: Vintage 1960s–1970s
Condition: Very Good. No scratches or chips on the glass. The silverplate handle needs a good cleaning to really shine. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The all-over diamond facets catch and refract light from every angle, giving the clear pressed glass the brightness of crystal, and the silverplate rim and handle add a polished finish.
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, an anniversary, or any occasion that calls for a proper drink.
Indiana Glass Company began in 1907 in Dunkirk, Indiana, when a group of investors led by Frank Merry bought the plant of the bankrupt National Glass Company, and it grew into one of America's great pressed-glass makers. Lancaster Glass acquired a controlling interest in 1957, and by the 1960s Indiana Glass was part of Lancaster Colony. The 1970s brought a resurgence in sales, with tableware marketed for the home through Lancaster Colony's Tiara Exclusives. The Dunkirk plant closed in 2002, though the Indiana Glass name carried on.
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