Indiana Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dishes

Crystal (Beadless Stippled) Mid 1930s thru Late 1950s

Milk Glass (Stippled w/ Slotted Beads) Early 1960s

Milk Glass (Stippled) 1960s-1970s

Milk Glass (Striated) 1970s-1980s

#7156 10'' Relish w/ Hen on Nest Top (1962)

#7157 14'' Relish w/ Hen on Nest Top (1962)

Amber Batch Variations

Three Different Shades of Pink (referenced in S. Smith HON Book)

Iridescent Gold (Left), Marigold (Right)

Blue (Regal) & Pastel Blue

Beadless White (Clear Glass with White Stain)

Beadless Cranberry Stained (Commonly called "Mulberry" by Collectors, (reference S. Smith's Hen on Nest Collector's Book.)

Beadless Milk Glass, Circa Late 1950s.  On Display at Glass Museum in Dunkirk, Indiana.  (Note this is a 6 1/2'' Stippled Indiana Hen, not one of the smaller Cross-Hatched Hens)

Dusty Rose, Circa 1980s.  On Display at Glass Museum in Dunkirk, Indiana.  (Note: this is not painted/stained, it does not match Cranberry or any other Pink Indiana Hen)

Beadless Milk Glass & Dusty Rose Hens on Display at the Glass Museum in Dunkirk, Indiana

Comparison of White Stained/Painted (left) and the true Milk Glass (right) at the October 2022 Indiana Glass Collectors Convention.

"Cross Hatched" nest, attributed as "Early Indiana Glass" by S. Smith book.  We believe it's by a different maker.

Beadless Indiana Hen (left) compared with Cross Hatch hen (right)

Small and Large Cross Hatch hens together.  We believe these are by the same maker.

1938 Butler Bros Catalog excerpt showing Cross Hatched hen in Crystal sold in 2 different sizes.

Peach, No Circle on Back, No Small Bumps on back end of Comb, Slightly Larger than other Indiana Hens. (Appears in Late 1980s AA Importing Catalogs)

Cobalt, No Circle on Back, No Small Bumps on back end of Comb, Slightly Larger than other Indiana Hens. (No known documentation.)

1986 AA Importing Catalog Page (COURTESY OF GLASS PAPER FANATICS!) Showing No Circle on back Pink Hen.