1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set

Vintage Cambridge pink glass sugar and creamer set on a matching double-well tray. Features 10-sided decagon panels and sharp geometric handles. 3.5 inches tall.
1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set
1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set
1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set
1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set
1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set
Vintage Cambridge pink glass sugar and creamer set on a matching double-well tray. Features 10-sided decagon panels and sharp geometric handles. 3.5 inches tall. 1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set 1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set 1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set 1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set 1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set
1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Cream and Sugar Set
$48.00
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Bring a serene classic vibe to your breakfast table with this 1930s Cambridge Pink Glass Decagon Set, featuring a matching sugar bowl and creamer on a coordinating tray. Crafted by the renowned Cambridge Glass Company, this "Peach-Blo" set is the epitome of Depression-era elegant glass, utilizing a 10-sided paneled design to capture light with architectural precision and a soft, spring glow.

Origin: USA (Cambridge, Ohio)
Era: 1930s
Material: Elegant Pressed Glass
Dimensions: 3.50" x 6.00"
Condition: Excellent
Special Feature: Includes the rare original matching double-well tray.
Note: Unlike "Depression Glass," Cambridge "Elegant Glass" was hand-finished and fire-polished, resulting in a smoother rim and higher clarity.

Whether used for a formal afternoon tea or displayed as a centerpiece on a sunlit breakfast table, these pieces serve as a grounded tribute to American glassmaking history. Its pristine condition ensures it remains a luminous focal point for the modern host who appreciates the delicate balance of Art Deco form and ethereal beauty. It is a rare survivor that brings a touch of 1930s intentionality to the daily ritual of morning service.