Depression glass refers to a category of inexpensive, mass-produced glassware produced in the United States from the late 1920s through the 1940s. It was often given away as a promotional item by businesses, including movie theaters, banks, and grocery stores, to encourage patronage during the Great Depression. This glass was made in a wide array of colors and patterns, with clear glass being one of the most common.

Jeannette Glass Company, founded in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, was one of the many manufacturers of Depression glass. They produced a variety of patterns, including the "Cube" pattern, characterized by its geometric, often cubist-inspired designs. These pieces were functional and decorative, intended for everyday use, and are now collected for their nostalgic appeal and historical significance.

The Vintage Jeannette CUBE pattern Round Glass Tray with Handles is a rare piece from the 1930s, showcasing the Art Deco style with its elegant design and glossy finish. This original piece features a clear color and unique Cube pattern, perfect for adding a touch of American vintage charm to any decor. Made in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, this round tray with handles is a classic representation of the elegant glass production style from that era. Ideal for collectors or those looking to add a touch of nostalgia to their home, this vintage tray is sure to be a standout piece in any collection.