From the early 1940s through the late 1960s, Indiana Glass produced a wide variety of crystal and colored pattern glassware. This section includes all glassware from that timeframe.

From the mid 1920s through the late 1930s, Indiana Glass produced a wide variety of colored pattern glassware. This section includes all colored glassware from that timeframe.

This period of glass is typically defined as 1850-1910. However, it came a little late for Indiana and their EAPG period starts in 1898 and ends in 1929. In this category you will find all the glassware patterns that Indiana created in crystal and/or decorated crystal. Of course, crystal is refering to the color and not the lead content. While they continued producing many of these crystal glass products even into the Depression Era, this section highlights those patterns which began production prior to 1929.

From the early 1970s through the late 1990s, Indiana Glass produced a wide variety of crystal and colored pattern glassware. This section includes all glassware from that timeframe.

From the early 1900s through the late 1990s, Indiana Glass produced a wide variety of "generic" pattern glassware which was used in tea rooms, hotels, hospitals, bars, restaurants, and soda fountain shops. This section includes glassware that falls within that category.