Vintage And Stunning Indiana Glass Whitehall Teal Diamond Point Dish

The is a vintage Indiana Glass Whitehall Teal Diamond Point candy dish. This is a lidded dish with a diamond-point or cubist pattern.  The color is often described as teal, evergreen, or ice blue.  It was produced by the Indiana Glass Company, in the 1960s or 1970s.  The Whitehall pattern is discontinued.  This is a Whitehall Cubist pattern lidded candy dish produced by the Indiana Glass Company, often referred to as "Teal Green" or "Aquamarine" in color. The pattern is also widely known as "Diamond Point" due to its distinctive stacked cube or faceted design.  Product Information Manufacturer: Indiana Glass Company (sometimes marked under the Colony brand) Pattern: Whitehall or American Whitehall (also Cubist or Diamond Point pattern) Color: Teal Green or Aquamarine Era: Produced starting in the 1960s and 1970s  In excellent Vintage condition with no cracks. It measures 5 1/2 inches tall and 5 1/4 inches wide with lid off. It is about 2 1/4 inches deep. There are no chips or cracks on the lid. On the dish I found two tiny marks the size of a tip of a pencil. They are smooth and on the inside of the dish. See the last picture. For a piece this old these two marks are minor compared to some I have seen. Being on the inside they do not affect the presentation nor the use of the dish. What a beautiful piece to sit on a shelf to reflect the light. Reference: Brown Cupboard Shelf 3