TWO AMBER DEPRESSION GLASS FOOTED SHERBETS | ||
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Posted 11 years ago
Aimathena
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Sorry for the CAPS, I did a copy and paste from the sellers description so I wouldn't have to retype.
I have green sherbets, but I wanted to add more colors so I purchased this yellow set.
THIS IS A SET OF TWO AMBER DEPRESSION GLASS FOOTED SHERBET
FEDERAL GLASS - MADRID PATTERN
MANUFACTURED IN LANCASTER OHIO
FROM 1932 TO 1939
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Thank you for the love xo Lee
People in the depression sure seemed to like their sherbet. That and tiny candy dishes.
They're actually the perfect serving size, unlike the super size of today's world.
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I THINK YOU SHOULD USE CAPS ALL THE TIME........WHAT ARE YOU NEW HERE???????????????:p
just seeing if your awake!Nice glass btw,have you been on aim-bay again?
Good looking chicken! And I know chickens.....
LoL Gargo :-P
Thank you Toolate :-) figured everyone was probably tired of looking at my mug anyway.
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Oh yes agree they are the correct serving. Now someone would use a soup bowl for their ice cream. I was just noting how a sherbet cup would be something often found in a set of depression glass. Don't think many dish sets come with sherbet cups now.
I agree fort. I wish today's manufacturers put as much detail into their products add they did back then.