Indiana Glass Tiara Amber Sandwich Footed Salt And Pepper Shaker, vintage

Description

Indiana glass pattern 170, is known as the Sandwich Pattern or the Early American Pattern. Indiana Glass introduced their version of the Sandwich pattern in 1925.
The Sandwich pattern was reissued by Indiana Glass and sold through Tiara. The first reissues that were made in Amber were sold from 1971-1989.
The lids aren't in good shape, no chips or cracks on the glass shakers.
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Typical Flaws in Depression Glass and Pottery Disclosure
With Depression glassware and old pottery you will see typical flaws in the glass that don't impact the value. Flaws you could expect to see include:
Bubbles in the glass, or bubbles that popped along an edge that created a dimple
Open or Burst Bubbles at the surface of the glass.
Inclusions: Foreign material in the glass can be white, black and brown. These are usually minerals and ingredients of the glass that didn’t mix all the way.
Inconsistent coloring
Tool Marks, Flaws from the molds such as dips or straw marks.
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