Vintage Indiana Glass Willow (Oleander) Emerald Green Covered Pedestal Candy Dish with Lid | 1960s Handled Compote

Vintage Indiana Glass Willow Emerald Green Covered Pedestal Candy Dish

The vibrant emerald color and graceful botanical design of this Indiana Glass covered compote capture the optimism and entertaining style of the 1960s. Known officially as the Willow pattern—also referenced by collectors as Oleander and often mistakenly called Magnolia—this elegant covered candy dish showcases sweeping molded leaves flowing across both the bowl and lid.

Raised on a sturdy pedestal and finished with sculpted side handles and a classic finial, this versatile piece is equally at home serving wrapped candies, chocolates, nuts, or displaying decorative accents throughout the year. Its brilliant emerald glass pairs beautifully with natural wood, brass, pottery, and other vintage glass, making it an ideal addition to any Mid-Century Modern, Cottagecore, or nature-inspired home.

Carefully curated for its excellent condition, rich color, and timeless craftsmanship, this piece reflects the enduring quality that made Indiana Glass one of America's most beloved pressed glass manufacturers.

✨ Product Highlights

• Authentic vintage Indiana Glass Company piece
• Confirmed Willow (Oleander) pattern
• Often misidentified by collectors as Magnolia
• Rich transparent emerald green pressed glass
• Original matching lid included
• Decorative molded leaf motif
• Elegant pedestal base
• Integrated side handles
• Excellent vintage condition
• Beautiful for display or entertaining

📏 Dimensions

• Height: 7 in.
• Width (Handle to Handle): 8 in.
• Bowl Diameter: 6.25 in.

⚖ Weight

• 2.6 lb

🪵 Materials

• Mold-pressed soda-lime glass

🧼 Care Instructions

• Hand wash only
• Avoid sudden temperature changes
• Dry with a soft lint-free cloth
• Store lid separately when transporting

💚 Cedar & Song Curator Review

Emerald glass has a warmth and vibrancy that feels especially at home in the Pacific Northwest. We selected this Indiana Glass compote for its sculptural leaf pattern, exceptional clarity, and versatile styling potential. Whether displayed on its own or grouped with other vintage glass, it creates a striking focal point while celebrating the craftsmanship of mid-century American glassmaking.

🏡 Ways to Enjoy

• Coffee table centerpiece
• Dining room display
• Holiday candy dish
• Kitchen counter accent
• Entryway decorative bowl
• Bookshelf styling
• Greenhouse or sunroom décor
• Spring and Christmas decorating

🎁 Perfect For

• Housewarming gifts
• Wedding gifts
• Anniversary celebrations
• Mid-Century Modern collectors
• Indiana Glass enthusiasts
• Emerald glass collectors
• Holiday hosts
• Cottagecore décor lovers

✨ Thoughtfully curated by Cedar & Song Studio in Tacoma, Washington. Whether displayed in the home, garden, patio, library, or creative space, this piece celebrates craftsmanship, character, and a connection to nature.