Duncan & Miller Sandwich Glass Dinner Plate Vintage #41 Clear Depression

This elegant clear glass dinner plate is part of the Early American Sandwich pattern (#41) by Duncan & Miller, produced between 1924 and 1955. Measuring approximately 9 5/8 inches in diameter, it features a richly detailed floral and scroll motif with stippling—a hallmark of the Sandwich design that evokes 19th-century pressed glass traditions. Duncan & Miller, based in Pennsylvania, was renowned for its high-quality glassware and intricate mold work. The Sandwich pattern was inspired by earlier glassmaking techniques from Sandwich, Massachusetts, and became one of the company’s most beloved lines during the Depression and postwar eras. Its crisp detailing and graceful symmetry made it a popular choice for formal dining and collectible sets. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with typical air bubbles and light mold marks, consistent with Depression-era production. No chips or cracks. A timeless addition to any table setting or Depression glass collection.