Vintage 1970s Stackable Clear Glass Creamer & Open Sugar Bowl Set with Silver Rim – Mid Century Modern Coffee Bar Serveware

This beautiful vintage 1970s clear glass creamer and open sugar bowl set features a rounded, globe-style silhouette with delicate silver trim along the rim. The creamer includes a petite spout and sculpted glass handle, while the matching sugar bowl maintains the same soft orb shape for a cohesive, elegant presentation.

 Crafted in classic mid-century style, this set embodies the clean lines and minimalist charm that defined 1960s–1970s entertaining. Perfect for coffee service, tea time, or styled shelf display, these pieces are timeless and versatile.

 This item is vintage (circa 1970s) and shows light age-appropriate wear consistent with use. Silver trim remains intact with minimal surface wear.

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 HISTORY & POPULARITY

 Rounded clear glass serving sets like this became widely popular in the late 1960s and 1970s, when modern entertaining emphasized transparency, lightness, and Scandinavian-inspired simplicity. Silver-rimmed glass was especially fashionable, blending formal elegance with everyday practicality.

 These sets were often sold as wedding gifts, hostess gifts, or department store “home entertaining” collections. Their orb shape reflects the Space Age design influence that subtly shaped kitchenware during that era — softer curves, reflective surfaces, and clean silhouettes.

 Interesting Tidbit:

Silver-rimmed glass was considered “dressy but modern” — perfect for people who wanted something less ornate than Victorian silver but more elegant than plain glass.

Combined Weight: 8.6 oz (as shown)

Creamer:

• Height: approx. 2”

• Width (spout to back): approx. 4.75”

• Bowl diameter: approx. 3.5”

Sugar Bowl:

• Height: approx. 2”

• Diameter: approx. 3.5”

Design Style:

• Orb / Globe silhouette

• Mid Century minimalism

• Space Age influence

• Clean Scandinavian styling

• Silver rim accent detail