Vintage 1970-1980s Federal Glass Yellow Madrid Sugar

This gorgeous vintage set of Federal Glass Amber Madrid double handled sugar bowl. The sugar bowl measures approximately 6x4.75x2.25 inches. It is in excellent vintage condition, with no chips or cracks. The glass is bright and clear, with no clouding. A seam can be seen on both sides, and the rims of the pieces are thick. This is a sugar bowl in the Madrid pattern, made by Federal Glass Company in amber color during the 1930s. Helpful Information: Pattern: Madrid Manufacturer: Federal Glass Company Period: Depression glass, made from 1932 to 1938 Color: Amber, also called yellow #FederalGlass #Madrid #Amber #1976 #recollection #federalglass #depressionglass #elegant #teaparties #designelements #displayunits #yellowglass #amberglass #Madridglass #1970 #replacementglassware Pattern ID Details Madrid Pattern (Federal Glass, 1932–1939) Produced by Federal Glass Company. Has a geometric diamond and scroll motif in the center, framed by delicate floral swirls and arches — exactly like what’s on your plates. The outer edge often features a squared shape with gentle scalloping. Typically found in amber (most common), clear, pink, and green. Patrician Pattern (Federal Glass, 1933–1937) Also called “Spoke.” Has a large central medallion with radiating lines (“spokes”) and small floral flourishes - very different symmetry. Usually round, not square, and lacks the Madrid’s layered scrollwork.