Indiana Glass Cobalt‎ Blue King's Crown Champagne/ Sherbet Glass 3" Tall

This footed compote was produced by the Indiana Glass Company, likely during the mid-20th century as part of their popular King's Crown or Thumbprint pattern line. The distinctive cobalt blue color and raised thumbprint design were characteristic of American pressed glass production from the 1950s through the 1970s. Indiana Glass Company, founded in 1907 in Dunkirk, Indiana, became one of America's leading producers of affordable pressed glassware, creating both original designs and reproductions of earlier patterns. These cobalt blue pieces appeal strongly to collectors of American Depression-era and mid-century glassware, as well as those who appreciate vintage tableware and colored glass. The rich cobalt blue color makes these pieces particularly desirable as decorative accents, and they remain popular among collectors who seek to complete sets or simply enjoy the vibrant hue and classic American design. The Thumbprint pattern's enduring popularity stems from its versatility as both functional serveware and attractive display pieces.