Vintage Federal Glass “Madrid” Yellow Depression Glass Dinner Plates (Set of 4)

A stunning set of four vintage dinner plates in the Madrid pattern by Federal Glass Company, Columbus, Ohio. Produced during the early 1930s, this design features ornate scrollwork and floral motifs inspired by Art Nouveau elegance. The warm amber hue adds a timeless charm to any vintage glassware collection or table setting. ✨ Details: • Pattern: Madrid • Maker: Federal Glass Company (USA, 1932–1939) • Color: Yellow / Amber • Size: 9” diameter • Condition: Very good vintage condition; minimal age-appropriate wear • Style: Depression Glass • Art Nouveau • American Vintage 💛 Perfect for collectors, vintage table displays, or cottagecore décor. #federalglass #madridpattern #depressionglass #vintageglassware #amberglass #uraniumglass #artnouveau #collectibleglass #yellowglass #vintagedinnerware #madeinusa #vintagetableware #glasscollector 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.