Pink Depression Glass Cookie Jar in Rosemary/Dutch Rose Pattern

This is a vintage pressed glass cookie jar with a matching lid, produced in the signature translucent pink hue characteristic of the American Depression era. The item features the 'Rosemary' pattern, also commonly referred to by collectors as 'Dutch Rose,' which was manufactured by the Federal Glass Company between approximately 1935 and 1937. The vessel is rectangular with prominently fluted or ribbed corners that provide a structured, architectural aesthetic. The central panels on each side are decorated with a delicate, molded relief of floral sprays, specifically roses with stylized foliage. The lid is slightly domed with a tiered, faceted finial and rests securely within the interior rim of the jar. Physically, the glass exhibits the slight imperfections typical of mass-produced molded glass of the period, including faint mold lines and occasional tiny air bubbles (seeds). The condition appears well-preserved with no visible large chips or cracks, though close inspection often reveals minor 'flea bites' around the inner rim where the lid makes contact. Measurement is approximately 8 inches in height including the lid. The craftsmanship reflects the industrial aesthetic of the mid-1930s, prioritizing decorative charm for the domestic household at an affordable production point.