A vintage 1960s Federal Glass Yorktown snack set — 8 pieces of clear pressed glass with a honeycomb texture and real Depression-glass roots.
Maker: Federal Glass Company
Materials: Clear pressed glass
Dimensions: Plate 10.5" long (incl. handles) x 6.5" wide; cup 2.25" tall x 3.25" diameter (top opening)
Origin: Made in Columbus, Ohio, USA
Era: 1960s
Condition: Vintage, used — excellent condition, no cracks, chips, or scratches beyond normal age and wear. Please review all photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
This set for four people is perfect for soup and sandwich, cake and coffee, or a tea party spread.
Federal Glass Company was founded in Columbus, Ohio in 1900, first producing shakers, goblets, and jars before expanding into the tableware patterns we now call Depression Glass. Their Yorktown pattern, also known as Colonial, was inspired by museum and private collections of historic American glass. When Federal closed in 1980, sister company Indiana Glass acquired their molds and reissued several patterns.
Pair it with our Indiana Glass Sandwich pattern snack set — made by the company that carried on Federal's molds and history — for a complementary collection.
