1930s Amber “Madrid” Footed Creamer

This delicate amber footed creamer features the beloved Madrid pattern — an intricate lace-like floral and scroll design that feels almost etched into the glass. Turn it in the light and the details shimmer. Set it on a breakfast tray and it instantly elevates the moment.
 
Produced in the 1930s, Madrid was made by Federal Glass Company and remains one of the most admired Depression-era patterns for its elegance and structure. The pedestal base gives it a refined profile, and that warm amber glow adds richness to any display.
 
Perfect for:
• A vintage tea setting
• A layered holiday tablescape
• A curio cabinet with depth and story
• Or simply as a stand-alone accent piece
 
Depression glass was made to bring beauty into ordinary homes during difficult times. Nearly a century later, it still does exactly that.