"Log Cabin" pattern spooner c. 1875

The "Log Cabin" pattern spooner, created by the Central Glass Company around 1875, is a charming example of pressed glass, a technique that became popular in the late 19th century. This small blue glass piece, now in the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago, is shaped like a miniature log cabin, complete with a door and window, and rests on four small feet. This charming and intricate design captures the spirit of the American frontier, making it a popular choice for homes and collections.