This cream and sugar set features a geometric, paneled silhouette and a smooth, vitrified texture, offering a serene aesthetic for curated kitchen displays.
Crafted by the renowned Cambridge Glass Company during the 1930s, this "Decagon" set is the epitome of Depression-era "Elegant Glass." The 10-sided paneled design captures the light with architectural precision, while the delicate "Peach-Blo" pink hue provides a soft, spring glow that feels both timeless and sophisticated.
The set is uniquely defined by its matching glass tray, featuring a molded center handle that allows the creamer and sugar to be carried as a single, elegant unit. The sharp, angular handles are a hallmark of Cambridge's superior mold work, lending a sense of classic utility to the romantic color palette. Whether used for a formal afternoon tea or displayed as a centerpiece on a sunlit breakfast table, these pieces serve as a reverent 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.
This set is vintage, approximately 95 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.
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.