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Vintage Indiana Glass Frosted Candy Jar — 1950s — SEC. 06

Vintage Indiana Glass Frosted Candy Jar — 1950s — SEC. 06

$65.00
Sale price  $65.00 Regular price 
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Vintage Indiana Glass Frosted Candy Jar — 1950s — SEC. 06
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Vintage Indiana Glass Frosted Candy Jar — 1950s — SEC. 06

$65.00
Sale price  $65.00 Regular price 
Condition: Good vintage

In Your Space

Display on a windowsill to catch diffused light, or on a shelf alongside raw wood and aged brass. The frosted finish pairs beautifully with neutral, earthy palettes. Lid-on or lid-off both work.
Object Details & Provenance

A counterculture icon cast in frosted glass. This lidded candy jar by the Indiana Glass Company is molded in the unmistakable form of the VW Bus — the vehicle that defined a generation of wanderers and slow-road believers — rendered here in a soft, diffused frosted finish that holds light differently than the clear or blue variants. Warm, luminous, quietly rare.

Maker: Indiana Glass Company
Era: Mid-to-Late 20th Century
Style: Americana / Novelty Collectible
Production: Molded glass, frosted finish
Material: Glass, frosted
Origin: USA
Type: Lidded candy jar / storage vessel
Edition: Selected vintage piece — one available.

Condition & Care

Condition: Good vintage — this piece carries the honest character of a well-kept vintage object. Minor surface variation consistent with age and manufacture. Lid intact and fully functional.

Care: Hand wash only. Avoid sudden temperature changes. Handle lid separately. Not food-safe.

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ProvenanceIndiana Glass Co., USA — circa 1970s–80s. Part of Indiana Glass Co.’s collectible novelty glassware series. The VW Bus form was produced in multiple colorways; frosted is the rarest of the three known variants (clear, blue, frosted).
Frosted molded glass. Hand wash only — do not submerge or use abrasive cleaners. Handle with care. Not food-safe.
Ships securely wrapped in protective packaging. Glass — fragile, handled with care.

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