Indiana Glass Oval Star Sugar-Child Size

The Oval Star pattern  No. 300 was made by Indiana Glass in 1910. The pattern features a 20 pointed star in an oval panel. It was one of the few patterns that Indiana made in the form of a child’s tea service. There were 6 items that were made in this line-the creamer, sugar with lid, butter dish and cover, pitcher, tumbler and spooner. This covered sugar bowl measures 4 1/4″ high with the lid, 2 3/4″ without, and is 3 1/8″ in diameter. It has a few tiny fleabites on the inner rim, normal for a piece of this age, (remarkable for a child’s piece!) but no other chips or cracks.