Vintage frosted glass relish dish with embossed floral motifs and tab handles.

Glassware production in the United States saw a significant boom in the early to mid-20th century, with companies like Indiana Glass producing a wide array of decorative and functional pieces. These items, often made from pressed glass, were popular for their affordability and intricate designs, which ranged from floral motifs to geometric patterns.

This particular style of frosted glass with embossed floral designs was common during the mid-century, often used for serving dishes like relish trays, candy dishes, or small vegetable bowls. The pale yellow hue, sometimes referred to as 'Killarney Green' or a similar shade, was a popular color choice during this era, adding a touch of elegance to everyday tableware.