Description
Here is one for the late mid-century enthusiast.
These dishes were manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company and are popular Mid-Century Modern collectibles, often used for serving chips or dips.
The scalloped rim pattern mirrors the interior weave structure, creating a wavy, textured perimeter that is slightly thicker than the main walls.
The textured pattern on the exterior is historically referred to as “Weavetex”, showcasing the highly detailed, overlapping straw look characteristic of their mid-century kitchenware.
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