Jade-green glass refrigerator dish with ribbed sides and clear glass lid

This refrigerator dish dates to the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1950s) and is likely made by a major American glass manufacturer such as Anchor Hocking or Fire-King. These practical kitchen storage containers were designed during a time when home refrigeration was becoming commonplace, allowing families to safely store leftovers.

Jade-green (often called jadeite) glass kitchenware became extremely popular during the Depression era through the 1950s for its attractive color and durability. These pieces are highly valued by collectors of vintage kitchenware, mid-century Americana, and Depression glass enthusiasts who appreciate both their nostalgic appeal and practical functionality. Complete pieces with original lids in good condition are particularly desirable.

There’s a small chip on the inside of the lid but it doesn’t detract from the function or looks.