Vintage opalescent white milk glass 'Diamond Point' Candy,trinket dish,nut bowl

Vintage opalescent white milk glass 'Diamond Point' Candy,trinket dish,nut bowl

Made in the Mid-19th Century to Mid-20th Century

Indiana Glass Company and Federal Glass.


vintage opalescent milk glass dish, most likely in the "Diamond Point" pattern, known for its ruffled or sawtooth edge. This specific design was widely produced by several manufacturers, notably Indiana Glass Company and Federal Glass.
Key Features
Material: It is made of milk glass, an opaque or translucent white glass.
Opalescence: The edges have an iridescent or opalescent sheen, which is a common characteristic where the thicker parts of the glass or re-heated edges appear milky white.
Pattern: The primary pattern is the "Diamond Point" or "Diamond Cut" design, which features a textured, geometric pattern on the exterior of the dish.
Edge: It features a distinctive ruffled or sawtooth edge.
Use: These pieces were commonly used as candy dishes, trinket dishes, or nut bowls.