Set of Six Indiana Glass Loganberry Plates, Green Uranium Glass, 1930s

An exceptional set of six Loganberry divided grill plates produced by Indiana Glass, one of the most recognizable American glass manufacturers of the twentieth century. Crafted in vibrant green uranium glass, these plates combine practical Depression-era design with the remarkable fluorescence that has made uranium glass highly collectible among enthusiasts and decorators alike.

Introduced during the golden age of American pressed glass, the Loganberry pattern is distinguished by its richly textured surface, scalloped edges, and molded fruit-inspired decoration. The divided grill plate form became especially popular in American households during the 1930s and 1940s, allowing multiple foods to be served on a single plate while maintaining an elegant presentation.

What makes this set particularly desirable is its uranium content. Under ultraviolet light, the glass emits the vivid green glow that collectors actively seek, transforming these functional tablewares into striking display pieces. Even without UV light, the plates possess a luminous green coloration that beautifully captures and reflects natural light.

Perfect for collectors of uranium glass, Depression Glass, and American pressed glass, this set also works beautifully in contemporary interiors where historic objects are appreciated for both their craftsmanship and visual impact. Whether used for entertaining, displayed in a cabinet, or incorporated into a curated collection, these Loganberry plates represent an iconic chapter in American glassmaking history.

A rare and highly decorative set that combines collectible value, historical significance, and the unmistakable beauty of authentic uranium glass.

Details

• 1stDibs reference: LU10969250541792
• Period: Early 20th Century
• Date: 1930
• Origin: United States
• Materials: Glass
• Techniques: Pressed
• Style: Mid-Century Modern
• Dimensions: H .5 × W 9 × D 9 IN
• Condition: GOOD