SOLD - Water Goblets, Indiana Glass, Colony, Park Lane, Square Base, Faceted Stem, Set of 7, Vintage USA 1957

Dots, ovals, and arches pressed into the glass with precision, anchored by a distinctively square base and a round faceted stem — Park Lane is mid-century confidence in seven matching goblets.

• Maker: Indiana Glass Company / Colony
• Pattern: Park Lane
• Materials: Pressed glass
• Origin: Dunkirk, Ohio, USA
• Era: Vintage, 1957–early 1980s
• Quantity: Set of 7
• Dimensions: 5.25" tall, 3.375" diameter (top), 2.375" diameter (base), holds 10 oz
• Condition: Excellent — no scratches, cracks, or chips beyond normal wear. Ships heavy — please keep in mind at checkout. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Often confused with Imperial Glass's Cape Cod pattern, Park Lane holds its own identity — and its own collectors. These are not Depression glass; they were produced from the late 1950s through the early 1980s as part of an extensive collection under the Colony brand name. Sized generously at 10 oz, beautiful for water, white wine, juice, or desserts.

A wonderful set for a mid-century glass collector, an everyday table that wants a touch of retro geometry, or anyone furnishing a home with pieces that carry real manufacturing history.

In 1962, Indiana Glass became a subsidiary of Lancaster Colony Corporation, which used the Colony brand to market their glassware. Under that name they produced some of the most beloved American patterns of the era — Harvest, Park Lane, Crown, Whitehall, and others. The Indiana Glass plant in Dunkirk, Ohio closed in 2002, making every piece a small piece of American manufacturing history.

Browse our shop for more vintage Indiana Glass Colony pieces to round out your collection.