Vintage Ribbed Glass Refrigerator Dish with Lid 1940’s

This vintage clear pressed glass refrigerator dish with lid features vertical ribbing along the sides and a domed lid with concentric ridges and a central knob handle. These utilitarian glass containers were popular from the 1930s through the 1950s before the advent of plastic food storage. Known for their durability and clean design, these pieces were often produced by companies such as Federal Glass, Hazel-Atlas, or Anchor Hocking as part of Depression- and postwar-era kitchenware lines.

The geometric ribbing reflects the era’s fascination with Art Deco symmetry, while the smooth, heavy glass ensures longevity and clarity. Perfect for storing butter, leftovers, or crafting supplies, or used as a stylish catchall on a vanity or desk.

Wear & Condition

item is vintage or antique, and as such, may exhibit typical signs of age—including light surface wear, patina, faint discoloration, minor imperfections & crazing. These characteristics are part of its charm and story. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing

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Use & Safety

All items are for decorative use only and are not toys. Please handle with care and keep out of reach of children.

Lead Disclaimer

Some vintage pieces may have been produced before modern lead safety regulations. These are sold for decorative purposes only and are not intended for food or drink use.

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