Indiana Glass Company - 4 Footed Bowl with Grape Vine Design

The Indiana Glass Company, founded in 1896 in Dunkirk, Indiana, was known for producing a wide range of pressed glass items, particularly during the mid-20th century. Their 'Harvest Grape' pattern, introduced in the 1970s, became immensely popular for its detailed grape vine design and distinctive avocado green color. This pattern was part of a broader trend in American glassware towards more decorative and textured designs.

These bowls were commonly used as centerpieces or serving dishes, reflecting the era's emphasis on both functionality and aesthetic appeal in home decor. The four-footed design adds an element of elegance, while the scalloped edge enhances its visual charm. Indiana Glass pieces like this are now sought after by collectors for their nostalgic appeal and representation of mid-century American design.