Vintage Indiana Glass Whitehall Snack Plate & Footed Cup Set • 1960s MCM

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View Vintage Indiana Glass Whitehall Snack Plate & Footed Cup Set • 1960s MCM with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The snack plate and cup combination reflects a charming mid-century entertaining tradition—when hosts served small treats with style and practicality. • Pattern: Whitehall / Cubist. Why Collectors Love Whitehall. Bring bold mid-century style to your table with this vintage snack set in the iconic Whitehall Cubist pattern by Indiana Glass. Produced in the United States beginning in 1964 and continuing through the 1970s, these pressed glass pieces feature the signature geometric cube design that defined retro American tableware.  Designed for casual entertaining and coffee breaks, snack plate and cup sets became a popular entertaining staple during the mid-century era—perfect for serving desserts, tea, and light bites with effortless style. 💲 Price is for ONE plate and ONE cup: $12.99 Multiple sets available (limited quantity) Perfect for Modern Use These sets are surprisingly versatile today: • Coffee and biscotti • Tea and cookies • Dessert and espresso • Charcuterie bites and cocktails • Holiday hosting or vintage tea parties They also make wonderful housewarming gifts, retro kitchen decor, or collectible display pieces. What Makes This Set Special The snack plate and cup combination reflects a charming mid-century entertaining tradition—when hosts served small treats with style and practicality. The built-in cup holder keeps drinks secure while guests mingle, making this set both nostalgic and functional. With its bold cubist design, luminous avocado glass, and timeless retro appeal, this Indiana Glass Whitehall set is a standout piece of American vintage tableware. About the Maker The Indiana Glass Company, founded in Dunkirk, Indiana, was one of the largest American pressed-glass manufacturers of the 20th century. Known for affordable yet stylish glassware, the company produced patterns that captured the design trends of their era. The Whitehall pattern, introduced in 1964, features a dimensional stacked cube design that creates dramatic light reflection and texture in the glass. Today, this pattern is widely recognized as a classic mid-century modern collectible.  Design & Color The rich avocado green glass instantly evokes the warm palette of the late 1960s and 1970s. The deep color glows beautifully in natural light while highlighting the pattern’s three-dimensional cubist texture. The geometric pattern gives the set a bold architectural feel—making it equally at home in a retro kitchen, modern minimalist table setting, or vintage-inspired bar cart. Dimensions & Condition Excellent like-new condition. These plate and cup sets were collected by a discerning antique glass collector in the late 1960s, then wrapped and stored since. Never used.  They have been well cared for and remain structurally sound with brilliant color and pattern clarity. There are no chips, cracks, scratches, scuffs or inclusions. • Snack Plate: approximately 8.5–8.75 inches diameter • Footed Cup: typically around 4–4.5 inches tall • Material: Pressed glass • Pattern: Whitehall / Cubist • Origin: Made in the USA • Era: 1960s–1970s   Why Collectors Love Whitehall • Classic Mid-Century Modern glassware pattern • Distinctive 3-D cube (cubist) texture • Produced by a well-known American glass manufacturer • Popular with vintage barware and retro kitchen collectors • Durable pressed glass that still shines decades later Because the pattern was widely used across many forms—goblets, plates, bowls, and snack sets—collectors often enjoy building a full coordinating table service. Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware › Plates. Brand: Indiana Glass.

Pattern

Whitehall

Color

Green

Year Manufactured

1960

Set Includes

Cup, Plate Set

Material

Glass

Vintage

Yes

Brand

Indiana Glass

Type

Snack Plate

Production Style

Pressed Glass

Time Period Manufactured

1960-1969

Country of Origin

United States

Handmade

No

Product Line

Colony