Federal Glass Co. - Sharon – Cabbage Rose – Pink Fruit Bowl This is pink Depression glass fruit bowl, in the pattern Sharon, also called Cabbage Rose, and made by the Federal Glass Co. between 1935-1939 in Columbus, Ohio. The reference book calls this size 10 –1/2-inch size, though it actually measures more 10-1/4 inches across. Very minor use surface scratches, no other damage to note.
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Clear Glass Reamer – Flat Bottom, Tab Handle Here’s a crystal reamer with a tab handle, flat bottom, ribbed side glass, frosted bottom glass, no maker marks, probably made by Federal Glass Co. SIZE: 8 inches length, 6 inches width and 2 inches height. CONDITION: one small inside rim chip 1 ¾ inches from spout.
Manufacturer: Federal Glass  

Federal Glass Co. - Refrigerator Container / Bowl This is a round refrigerator container base only, no lid, made by the Federal Glass Co. It measures 3 inches height and 4-3/4 inches across the top rim, 3-1/4 inches across the base. Decorated with 8 vertical stripes placed in 4 areas around the crystal bowl, and it also has a striped bottom. Unmarked, with no chips or cracks, but the normal glass imperfections of Depression glassware. Would also be a nice small mixing bowl.
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Amber Sharon/ Cabbage Rose- Large Berry Bowl, Federal Glass Co. Amber depression glass large berry bowl, pattern: Sharon/ Cabbage Rose, manufactured by the Federal Glass Co. 1935-1939 Size: 8 ½ inches across the top, height 2 ½ inches/Condition: use scratches, straw marks (one deep), air bubbles all typical to depression era glassware.Ref. Depression Glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2001) $ 6.00


Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Federal Cocktail Mixer Cocktail mixer, with recipes, and measuring marks on this glass in red lettering. Marked on bottom, with the Federal mark on bottom, so made by Federal Glass Co., most likely late 50’s , to early 1960’s. Nice heavy glass, no damage . Drink recipes are for: Martinis – Bronx – Manhattans – Daiquiris – Orange Blossoms.


Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Federal Paneled Pink Depression Mixing Bowl A pink depression glass paneled mixing bowl made by the Federal Glass Co. It has a flared rim and a square footed base. Very good condition, minimal light surface marks and wear, no chips cracks or hairlines. Bowl stands 4 ½ inches – 9 ½ inches across the top, with a 2 ½ inch square bottom base.

-Ref. Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years (2001) @ $ 28-30 (pg. 104/106)



Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Sharon – Cabbage Rose – Dinner Plate – Federal Glass Co. A pink Depression glass dinner plate, in the pattern: Sharon, or "Cabbage Rose" made by the Federal Glass Co., 1935-1939. This plate measures 9 inches (is listed as 9 ½ in reference books) and the condition is good, slight use/ surface scratches/ normal mold imperfections, air bubbles, and seam marks, typical of depression glass.

-Ref. Pocket Guide To Depression Glass & More 1920’s-1960’s @ $ 20 (pg. 147)


Manufacturer: Federal Glass  

Federal Glass – Batter Bowl / Spout A white-banded batter bowl with pouring spout, made by the Federal Glass Co. Marked on bottom: Oven Ware and the F in the shield. Size: 9 ½ inches from tip of spout to tip of handle. 3 ¾ inches in height. Condition:very slight use scratching.


Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Depression Glass – Columbia Saucer – Federal Glass Co. A crystal saucer, in the pattern: Columbia, made by the Federal Glass Co., 1938-1942.

This plate measures 6 inches and is square. Condition is nice.

-Ref. Pocket Guide to Depression glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2001) @ $ 2 (pg. 35)


Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Depression Glass – Madrid – Federal Glass Co – CUP Amber Depression glass cup, in the pattern Madrid, made by the Federal Glass Co., 1932-1939. This cup is 2 ¼ inches in height and measures 3 ½ inches across the top rim. Condition: two small top rim chips.

-ref. Pocket Guide To Depression Glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2003) @ $7 (pg 108)


Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Federal Glass - Crystal Tumbler This is a crystal glass tumbler, smaller size, standing 4 inches height, 2 ¼ inches across the top and has a 2 inch base, and the bottom is marked with the "F" in the shield. Nice condition!
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Replacement – Federal - Refrigerator / Container, Jar, Box - Ribbed Pattern This is the ribbed crystal base only. Part of a refrigerator dish set, made by Federal Glass Company. Size: 8-1/4 inches length, 4 inches width, 2-3/4 inches height, no damage, normal wear. Selling base only, no lid, heavy glass.
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Columbia - Luncheon Plate – Federal Glass Co. – 1938-1942 Dinner size crystal Depression glass plate, made by the Federal Glass Co. 1938-1942 in the Columbia pattern. This is the 9-1/2 inch square shaped luncheon plate. No chips, cracks or hairlines.
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Federal Glass Co. – Round Refrigerator Dish/ Lid – Drippings Jar Older round refrigerator dish or drippings jar with matching flat knob lid, made by the Federal Glass Co. Marked on bottom: Heat Proof – F (in Shield logo) U.S.A.
The flat knob, or inverted lids made these dishes stackable for refrigerator storage.
Size: 5 inches across the rim, 2 inches height, 3-1/2 inches across the base, with no chips or cracks, just the typical milk glass manufacturing imperfections.

Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.  

Sharon – Cabbage Rose – Crystal Cake Plate – Federal Glass Co. 11-1/2 inch footed crystal cake plate, made by the Federal Glass Co., 1935-1939 in the pattern Sharon, AKA Cabbage Rose. Has three feet that are about ½ inch height, and a rose pattern on the underside of the glass, the top is smooth. No chips or cracks and very minor surface utensil scratches.
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co.