McKee Glass Company Square Individual Salt Dips - Set of 4

This is a set of four square-shaped individual glass salt cellars, commonly referred to as salt dips, housed in their original (likely aftermarket or handwritten) storage box. Each piece is crafted from clear, colorless pressed glass featuring a classic square architectural form with straight walls and a recessed interior well designed to hold fine table salt. The glass exhibits the characteristic clarity and weight associated with mid-century American pressed glass production. Based on the handwritten notation on the box cover which reads 'Grandmother McKee salt dishes,' these are attributed to the McKee Glass Company. Each individual dish measures approximately 1.25 to 1.5 inches square. The style suggests a production period from the early to mid-20th century. Notably, the set appears to be in excellent vintage condition with no visible chips, flea bites, or significant scratching on the glass surfaces. The original box lid shows significant age-related wear, including yellowing/toning of the paperboard, some light staining, and handwritten cursive script in blue or black ink. This provenance through the handwriting adds a personal historical layer to the set, though it suggests the box has served as a long-term storage solution rather than a decorative retail display. The craftsmanship is typical of high-quality mass-produced utilitarian glass of the era, prioritizing durability and clean geometric lines.