A stunning example of early mid-century vanity glass, this vintage boudoir set is attributed to the Imperial Glass Company, known for its richly detailed pressed glass designs and elegant decorative tableware. Pieces like this were often distributed through import and giftware companies such as I.W. Rice Co. (Irice), making them highly collectible examples of vanity glass from the 1940s era.
This set features a beautifully executed raised grape and leaf motif in frosted satin glass, contrasted against clear, heavy pressed glass bodies. The combination of textures—smooth transparent glass and softly frosted relief—creates a striking dimensional effect that catches light beautifully from every angle.
Included Pieces:
Perfume / Scent Bottle A substantial clear glass bottle resting on a detailed pedestal base. The sides are decorated with frosted grape clusters and trailing leaves, while the top is finished with a smooth, round bubble-style glass stopper. (Please note: the stopper may not be original, but it fits securely and presents beautifully. No chips or cracks.)
Lidded Powder / Trinket Jar A coordinating jar featuring a diamond-cut geometric pressed glass base. The matching lid is topped with a sculpted frosted grape cluster finial, echoing the design of the bottle for a cohesive vanity set.
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition overall. No chips or cracks noted. Glass is clear and bright with strong detail in the frosted relief design. Stopper fits well and displays correctly, though it is possibly a replacement.
