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Posted 11 months ago
kab0516
(36 items)
This here is my favorite pattern (as you can see with the amount of pieces I have). It is a complete set for six (I am working on one for eight). This set was manufactured my Hocking Glass between 1933-1936. Although the entire set is not pictured, it is there. (I wish I had a cabinet large enough to display it properly. The complete set for 6 with serving pieces values at $9,200.00.
PS: I had a chance to buy the 5 section relish in pink which lists as too rare to price, but the $2,500.00 price tag was a little steep.
Depression GlassDuring the 1920s, 19th-century pattern-glass manufacturers such as McKee, H…
Anchor Hocking GlasswareFamous for its Fire-King brand of glassware in the mid-20th century, Anchor…