Hop into the charm of vintage-inspired whimsy with this clear pressed glass bunny dish—part candy keeper, part conversation starter. Molded in the shape of a resting rabbit nestled into a woven “basket” base, this covered dish is a sweet nod to 19th-century pressed glass animal molds, revived in the mid-20th century by glassmakers who believed functional pieces could also be full of personality.
 
Made of thick, clear glass with beautifully textured fur and woven detail, it’s both decorative and delightfully utilitarian. Originally designed to hold candy, nuts, or small curios, we love this piece styled on a spring table, tucked into a nursery shelf, or even filled with cotton balls or jewelry in a guest bath.
 
The underside features a molded “EXEX”-style marking, placing this piece in the category of high-quality vintage reproductions, likely made between the 1970s and early 2000s. While not an antique, it carries the same storytelling magic—and it’s in beautiful, chip-free condition.
 
Details:
• Pressed clear glass
• Two-piece: lid and base
• Measures approx. [insert dimensions if you'd like]
• Excellent vintage condition
• Estimated maker: Likely Indiana Glass or similar
 
Styling tip: Fill it with pastel sweets or dried florals and use it as a centerpiece on a sideboard or special occassion table. For a minimalist twist, pair it with raw linen, light woods, and glazed ceramics for a soft, Japandi-meets-farmhouse aesthetic.