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Advertised as Patio Snack Set, heat-proof white ware, service for 4.
Boxed set of 1940's-1950's Patio Party Glass.
Made by Federal Glass Co.
Box is in scuffed, aged condition.

Federal Glass Eames Era Snack Set

The 'Handkerchief' or 'Fazzoletto' style vase is an icon of postwar Italian glass. Federal Glass Petal #2829 Light Blue Serving Dish.

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Federal Glass Eames Era Snack Set

Boxed set of 1940’s-1950’s Patio Party Glass. Made by Federal Glass Co. Boxed set. Glass is in excellent condition. Box is in scuffed, aged condition. Pattern resembles oak leaves? Great retro colors, turquoise, black, pink mauve & yellow. Great box. Check out the Eames era decor “party guests”. Advertised as Patio Snack Set, heat-proof white ware, service for 4.

Set includes (4) 10″ long x 7″ wide plates with cup holder and .75″ tall rim to hold things in place while on your lap, and (4) coffee/punch cups with beaded handles.

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