Sugar Bowl, Indiana Glass Recollection Amber, Madrid Pattern, Open with Handles, Depression Glass, USA, Vintage 1980s

Three makers, one pattern — and a paper trail that makes it genuinely interesting.

The Madrid pattern was first made by Federal Glass from 1932 to 1939. Federal revived it in 1976 as "Recollection" for the Bicentennial, embossing a '76 on each piece. When Federal closed in 1980, Indiana Glass acquired the molds, removed the date stamp, and continued production. This open sugar bowl — which was never designed with a lid — is one of the known reproduced pieces in the pattern. We've photographed it carefully to help you make your own determination, but we believe this to be Indiana Glass. If it turns out to be Federal Glass original, you've done even better.

A lovely replacement for a broken piece, or a warm amber accent on a table that appreciates Depression glass history.

• Pattern: Recollection (Madrid) by Indiana Glass
• Material: Pressed amber glass
• Origin: Made in USA
• Vintage: 1980s (Indiana Glass era; Federal Glass original 1932–1939)
• Dimensions: 3¼" tall × 3⅛" diameter (opening) × 5" wide (handle to handle)
• Note: Open sugar — no lid
• Condition: Very good vintage. Please review all photos carefully.
• All sales final.