Fostoria Cubist pattern clear glass creamer and sugar bowl set. Circa 1930s

Fostoria Glass Company was a prominent American glassware manufacturer, operating from 1898 to 1986. They were known for producing a wide range of elegant and decorative glassware, including tableware, stemware, and decorative items, often in clear and colored glass. The "Cubist" pattern, also sometimes referred to as "American," is a classic example of their pressed glass production, characterized by its geometric, faceted design that refracts light beautifully. This particular pattern was popular during the Depression era, a time when durable and affordable yet attractive glassware was highly sought after. These sets were commonly used for everyday dining as well as for special occasions, making them a staple in many American households. The clear glass versions, like the ones pictured, are particularly versatile and remain popular with collectors today for their timeless design and quality craftsmanship.

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• Listed Feb 19, 2026