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The Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) Era (ca. 1904–1930s)

The "Star and File" pattern was first introduced by the Imperial Glass Company in 1904, shortly after the factory opened in Bellaire, Ohio. It was a popular pressed glass pattern during the early 20th century.

Production Peak: Most original EAPG pieces in this pattern date between 1904 and the late 1920s.
The Depression Era: Production continued into the 1930s as pink glass became a staple of "Depression Glass" collections.Vintage Imperial Glass Company salt and pepper shaker set in the “Star and File” pattern, Mogul variant, made in pink pressed glass. This pattern comes from the Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) / Depression-era style, produced by Imperial Glass of Ohio.
Each shaker features the classic pressed starburst and file-cut pattern with a pedestal-style base and matching metal shaker lids. The pink glass gives the set a distinctive vintage look and makes it a great addition to any EAPG, Depression glass, or vintage kitchen collection.

These patterns were produced by Imperial Glass and the Mogul variant is less commonly seen, especially in colored glass, making the set appealing to collectors.

Details
- Manufacturer: Imperial Glass Company (Ohio)
- Pattern: Star and File – Mogul Variant
- Color: Pink
- Material: Pressed glass
- Era: Early 20th century (EAPG / Depression era style)
- Includes original metal lids
- Sold as a pair
Condition:
Good vintage condition with typical wear consistent with age. Glass appears free of major chips or cracks; metal lids show normal age-related wear.
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