Depression Era Imperial Glass KATY LACED EDGE Creamer and Sugar Clear

Description

This is a beautiful example of Depression Era glassware.  It's a Cream and Sugar set, made by Indiana Glass in the hard to find Katy Laced Edged design.  So pretty and elegant, with the beautiful laced edge top!  This set is clear glass, and circa 1930's.  The creamer stands 3 3/4 inches to the top of the lip, and is 2 3/4 inches in width at the inside of the bowl, not including the lip area.  The sugar is 3 3/8 inches in height, and 3 5/8 inches in width at the top of the bowl opening.  This beautiful set has no chips or cracks or damage, with slight signs of wear and use,  except for an imperfection INSIDE the glass itself on the creamer.  This is on the base of the creamer, directly under the spout, and looks like a crack, but it's inside the glass, and can't be felt at all- mainly visible if you turn the creamer over and look from the underside.  See photo's 9 and 10 for a better explanation.  This would be integral to the piece, as it is a manufacturing flaw, and is quite common in depression era glassware.  However, please look closely at all photo's, as this is a vintage set and is selling in as is condition.  Don't hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have!  Check out my eBay store for more beautiful and unusual items, and thanks!
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