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Indiana/Colony Glass Company - Dinnerware

The Indiana Glass Company began as part of the Ohio Flint Glass Company which was later sold to the National Glass Company. They officially became Indiana Glass Company in 1907. They produced a wide variety of glass items in a wide array of colors. The Indiana Carnival (Iridescent) is probably the most popular. In 1983 Lancaster Colony purchased the company. Lancaster Colony closed the factory in 2002.

Crystal Happenings

I don't know if Indiana Glass produced anything in the pattern other than egg relish dishes.

Pretzel

I suppose the Indiana Glass Company named this pattern "Pretzel" because the shape of the molded glass is about the size of a pretzel. It came in various colors including crystal, green and amber carnival.

Thousand Line

I don't know if Indiana made anything other than these salad spoons and forks in the Thousand Line pattern.