Celery Dish, Indiana Glass, Pretzel Pattern, Clear Pressed Glass, Oval, USA, Vintage 1930s

The wavy interlocking lines that give the Pretzel pattern its name — pressed into clear glass with the crisp precision that made Indiana Glass a household name.

Indiana Glass originally issued the Pretzel pattern in the 1930s and 1940s in clear, amber, blue, and teal, then reissued it through the 1970s in additional colors. This clear version has the versatility the color versions can't match — it works with every table setting and every season. The oval form and 10.5-inch length make it ideal for celery or asparagus, but equally good for bread, crackers, olives, nuts, or a small appetizer arrangement. Three of these together make a charming buffet utensil holder. The olive green and amber carnival versions are also available in the shop.

A practical, beautiful, and affordable piece for any table. A natural hostess or housewarming gift for the pressed glass collector or anyone who appreciates American glassware that actually gets used.

• Maker: Indiana Glass Company, USA
• Pattern: Pretzel — interlocking wavy lines; oval form; clear pressed glass
• Vintage: 1930s–1970s (reissued)
• Material: Glass — clear
• Dimensions: 10.5" long, 4.75" wide, 2" tall
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, or scratches