Indiana Glass Egg Plate

Clear glass Indiana Glass hobnail deviled egg serving plate.

Indiana Glass Company, established in 1899 in Dunkirk, Indiana, became a prominent producer of pressed glass tableware and decorative items. They were particularly known for their extensive use of patterns like hobnail, which became a signature of their production throughout the mid-20th century. Their glassware was widely distributed and remains popular among collectors for its durability and classic designs. This particular item is a deviled egg plate, a specialized serving dish designed with indentations to hold deviled eggs securely. The hobnail pattern, characterized by raised glass studs, adds a decorative texture and visual appeal. These plates were common in American households from the 1940s through the 1970s, often used for entertaining and family gatherings.

• Period: Mid-20th Century
• Origin: Dunkirk, Indiana