Mid-Century American Bud Vase – C.F.G. Co. (c. 1945–1950)

There’s something honest about mid-century American glass. It was made to be used — not admired from behind a cabinet door.
 
This slender bud vase from Central Glass & Fixture Company carries that practical elegance. The fluted body rises cleanly from a rounded base, narrowing at the waist before opening gently at the rim. It holds a single bloom beautifully — a rose, a sprig of lavender, or one perfect stem from the garden.
 
It’s simple. Balanced. Undeniably American.
 
Quick Facts
• Maker: Central Glass & Fixture Company (C.F.G. Co.)
• Earliest Production: Circa 1945–1950
• Origin: United States
• Material: Clear pressed glass
• Height: Approx. 6–7 inches
• Style: Mid-Century American Utility Glass
• Condition: Vintage, light age-appropriate wear
 
Founded in the early 1900s, C.F.G. became part of the broad wave of American pressed-glass production that defined postwar entertaining and everyday floral décor.
 
These look especially strong grouped in odd numbers for tablescapes, weddings, dinner settings, or styled shelves.