Bring the warmth of a 1930s Sunday brunch to your table with these sun-drenched "Cabbage Rose" treasures. A glimmering reminder that even in the toughest times, there is always room for a little golden beauty.
Step back into the golden age of American glassmaking with this stunning set of Federal Glass "Sharon" plates. Often referred to by the beloved nickname "Cabbage Rose," this pattern is celebrated for its lush, embossed floral clusters that catch the light with every movement.
Produced during the height of the Great Depression, these "Topaz" amber pieces were designed to bring affordable elegance to the American home. Whether you are a dedicated collector or looking for the perfect "something old" for your modern heritage kitchen, these plates offer a tactile history you can hold. Their vibrant yellow hue adds a cheerful, vintage glow to any display cabinet or dinner party.
Pattern Identification: Identified the embossed floral design as the "Sharon" pattern, more commonly known among collectors as "Cabbage Rose."
Manufacturer & Era: Verified production by the Federal Glass Company (Columbus, Ohio) between 1935 and 1939.
Color Analysis: Confirmed the "Topaz" (Amber/Yellow) colorway, which was one of Federal Glass's primary production colors for this line.
Dimensions: Large Plate: ~9.25" Diameter | Small Plate: ~6" Diameter.
Material: Pressed "Topaz" Amber Glass.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no visible chips or cracks. Light surface "straw marks" (typical of the era's manufacturing process).
Origin: Made in USA (Federal Glass Co