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Indiana Glass “Daisy” Amber Cream Soup Bowl Candle

This vintage cream soup bowl was produced by Indiana Glass in the now-discontinued Daisy pattern, popular from the 1940s through the 1960s. The pattern is defined by its raised floral motifs and softly scalloped banding, with delicate daisies encircling the rim and a textured geometric base beneath. Rendered in warm amber glass, the design captures mid-century American tableware at its most charming and decorative.

Indiana Glass was one of the largest pressed glass manufacturers in the United States during the 20th century, known for producing beautifully patterned yet accessible glassware for everyday homes. The Daisy pattern reflects the post-war era’s love of floral ornamentation and warm tones — pieces designed to bring brightness and hospitality to the table.

Originally intended for serving cream soups or desserts, this bowl has been thoughtfully repurposed into a candle. When lit, the amber glass deepens into a rich honeyed glow, illuminating the daisy motif and casting a soft, golden warmth.

The vessel has been filled with 7.4 oz of all-natural soy wax and features two wicks for an even, luminous burn.

Dimensions:

Approximately 6.25" wide (with handles) × 2.25" tall

Scent: Mango Coconut Milk

• Top Notes: Pineapple, Orange
  
• Middle Notes: Mango, Peach
  
• Base Notes: Coconut Milk, Sugar

The fragrance is bright and tropical — juicy pineapple and orange open into ripe mango and peach, settling into a creamy base of coconut milk and soft sugar. It’s warm, sunlit, and gently sweet, pairing beautifully with the amber glass and enhancing its golden glow.