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A vintage 1970s Indiana Glass Sandwich pattern snack set — 4 pieces of pressed glass with the raised, lacy scroll pattern that's made Sandwich glass a table favorite for a century.
Maker: Indiana Glass Company
Pattern: Sandwich
Materials: Pressed glass
Dimensions: Oval plate 8.25" long x 6.75" wide; cup 2.75" tall x 3.5" diameter (top), 2.25" diameter (bottom)
Origin: Made in USA
Era: 1970s–1985
Condition: Vintage, used — excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or scratches beyond minimal wear. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Quantity: Set for 2 (4-piece set)
This set of two (4 pieces) is perfect for soup and sandwich, cake and coffee, or a casual tea party — and easy to mix and match with other glassware on the table.
Indiana Glass produced this pattern from 1925 through 1985, later selling it through their retail arm, Tiara Exclusives, starting in 1970 to capitalize on the home-party boom made popular by Tupperware and Mary Kay. Indiana's version of Sandwich glass is recognizable by its rounded, single-outlined flowers and swirl, somewhat "M" shaped, wider at the base — a detail that sets it apart from other makers' versions of the same pattern.
Pair it with our Federal Glass Yorktown snack set, made from molds with a shared Federal Glass history, for a complementary collection.
