Lot #47: vintage Federal Glass Company "Madrid" pattern amber depression glass table service items

First introduced in 1932 and produced through 1939, this highly collectible pattern is celebrated for its elaborate, square-paneled Art Deco scrollwork and delicate filigree detailing molded right into the translucent glass. This coordinating set includes: • Covered Sugar Bowl (Top Right): A rare find featuring both its two-handled footed bowl and the original matching glass finial lid intact (the lids are frequently missing or broken among modern finds). • Footed Creamer (Top Left): The matching handled pouring pitcher adorned with the identical scroll borders. • Flat Flat-Bottomed Teacups (Bottom Row): A pair of matching footed teacups configured with elegant single loop handles, styled to complement the breakfast set. Collector Note: Because the Federal Glass Madrid pattern was so wildly popular, Indiana Glass acquired the molds and reproduced it in 1976 under the name "Recollection". Authentic 1930s Federal pieces boast a distinctly vibrant, crisp yellow-toned amber hue, whereas the 1970s counterparts slant noticeably more brownish or dark honey in tone. Pickup category timeslot {A}