Parfait Glasses, Imperial Glass, Cape Cod, Crystal Clear, Set of 8, Vintage 1947–1968

Eight glasses. Ovals and diamonds in the pressed glass, a footed square base. Cape Cod is one of the great American patterns — and the parfait form is the hardest one to find in a complete set.

This is a set of eight vintage crystal clear parfait glasses in the Cape Cod pattern by Imperial Glass Company, Bellaire, Ohio. The Cape Cod pattern ran from 1932 to 1984 — but the parfait glass was only produced from 1947 to 1968, a twenty-one year window that makes a complete set of eight genuinely uncommon. Excellent condition throughout. One set available.

The Cape Cod pattern is defined by its pressed ovals and diamond points running up the bowl, with a distinctive footed square base — substantial and elegant in equal measure. At 5¾ inches tall these are proper parfait glasses, well-suited to their original purpose (parfaits, ice cream, layered desserts) but equally useful as liqueur glasses for Limoncello, Amaretto, Aperol, or Galliano, or simply as elegant small stemware on a bar cart.

No chips, cracks, or scratches on any of the eight. Hand wash recommended.

A wonderful set for a Cape Cod collector, an Imperial Glass enthusiast, a dessert table host, or anyone who wants eight matching vintage glasses with a strong pattern and a well-documented history.

• Maker: Imperial Glass Company, Bellaire, Ohio
• Pattern: Cape Cod — crystal clear pressed glass
• Made in: Ohio, USA
• Dated: 1947–1968 (parfait form only; pattern ran 1932–1984)
• Dimensions: 5¾" tall | 2⅝" diameter (top) | 2¼" diameter (base)
• Care: Hand wash recommended
• Condition: Vintage used, excellent. No chips, cracks, or scratches on any piece. Please review all photos carefully — we cannot accept returns.