Indiana Glass “Little Bo-Peep” Pressed Glass Nursery Rhyme Plate (c. 1970s–1980s)

Indiana Glass “Little Bo-Peep” Nursery Rhyme Plate

A delightful piece of American pressed glass history! This vintage Indiana Glass Company “Little Bo-Peep” nursery rhyme plate features an Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) design originally created around 1910 in Dunkirk, Indiana. The original molds survived and the pattern was re-introduced and widely reproduced in the 1970s–1980s through wholesale distributors like Tiara Exclusives — making it a fun and affordable collectible.

• Manufacturer: Indiana Glass Company (Dunkirk, Indiana)
• Original Mold: Circa 1910; reproduced 1970s–1980s
• Center Design: Pressed glass depiction of Little Bo-Peep holding a shepherd’s staff, with the nursery rhyme text: “Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep / and can’t tell where to find them.”
• Border: Continuous ring of dancing teddy bears dressed in human clothing holding hands, with a classic beaded “bubble” edge rim
• Size: Approximately 6.25–6.5 inches in diameter
• Origin: USA

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