Indiana Glass Company
Vintage 1960s–70s Tiara Exclusives Amber Glass Bell – “Sandwich” Pattern Pressed Glass Dinner Bell (5”, 8.4 oz)
Vintage 1960s–70s Tiara Exclusives Amber Glass Bell – “Sandwich” Pattern Pressed Glass Dinner Bell (5”, 8.4 oz)
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Bring a warm touch of retro charm to your space with this beautiful amber glass bell, produced by Tiara Exclusives and manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company in their iconic Sandwich pattern. Made between the late 1960s and early 1980s, this pressed-glass beauty features raised florals, scrollwork, and a textured crosshatch surface that catches the light in the most nostalgic way.
MEASUREMENTS
- Height: ~5 inches
- Width: ~3 inches
- Weight: 8.4 oz
CONDITION Excellent retro condition — no chips or cracks. Minor surface wear consistent with age. Clear glass clapper intact.
The bell has a faceted amber handle, a clear glass clapper, and the classic Tiara profile collectors love. At 5 inches tall, it’s a perfectly sized accent for shelves, hutches, holiday displays, Cottagecore corners, and retro kitchen décor.
This piece is part of the era when Tiara sold glassware through in-home parties — a uniquely American collectible tradition. Today, their amber pieces are especially beloved for fall styling, farmhouse warmth, and golden-hour tablescapes.
A charming addition for collectors, decorators, or anyone who loves pieces that feel like memory and glow like honey.
Vintage. One of a kind.
HISTORY & FUN FACTS
• Pattern: Sandwich — first introduced in the 1920s by various glassmakers, later revived by Indiana Glass for Tiara Exclusives.
• Sales Model: Tiara Exclusives sold glassware through home-hosted party demonstrations from 1970–1998 — similar to Avon and Tupperware.
• Color Popularity: Amber glass surged in mid-century homes for its warm glow under incandescent lighting.
• Collectibility: Sandwich bells were wedding and hostess gifts, making them sentimental finds today.
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