Opaline Dish Swirl
This round opaline jar with a lid is crafted from beautifully cannele-patterned milk glass. The milk glass of this jar has a unique appearance that is no longer produced in the same way as it was in the 1920s. Originally, this jar might have been intended as a candy dish, but thanks to the elegant white milk glass, it is also perfectly suitable for other uses. For a touch of nostalgia, use it as a storage jar for cotton balls, rings, or even bath salts in the bathroom.
Opaline glass was widely used in the 1920s as an affordable alternative to porcelain, which was much more expensive at the time. In the 1930s, after the stock market crash and the global crisis, this type of glass was nicknamed "depression glass." This name reminds us of a time when beauty and affordability went hand in hand, making this jar a piece of history that still retains its charm and functionality.