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Posted 11 years ago
fortapache
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It is 8" tall and apparently only a pitcher and tumblers (in 3 sizes) were made in this pattern. It is not one of the more common patterns
Anchor Hocking Diamond Line 1930s. Thank you TallCakes.
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I really like this pitcher, it's very pretty. Looks heavy.
I have the same plates and divided dish that are in photo #2
Gorgeous!
appears to be Anchor Hocking Diamond Line:
http://www.chataboutdg.com/gallery/img1743.search.htm
Thank you Aimathena. It is heavy. The plates are Madrid by Federal. The divided plate is possibly Fortune by Hocking, not quite sure about that one.
Thank you bobogal for the love and the comment.
I found a wonderful site for identifying this type of glass. I will link it over to you :-)
Thank you again TallCakes. It does indeed appear the Anchor Hocking Diamond Line. I need to get the glasses to go with it.
Thank you aghcollect.
Thanks tom61375.
Here you go...
http://www.kejabatreasures.com/kejaba-depressionglass.php
Excellent site Aimathena. I like all options you can select to help find a pattern.
Thank you Manikan.
Thank you bratjdd.
Thanks mikelv85.
I want a picture so bad. Yours are so beautiful.
Pitcher
Thank you very much nutsabotas6. And think you again Aimathena.
Thank you Weirdpuckett.
Thank you Antiqage.
Thank you ewlburn
missed this...very nice
Thank you very much Kerry. I miss a lot of stuff too even though I check every day.
Thank you Bigsarge.
Thank you oldforever and Jewels