Anchor Hocking Relish Tray and Saucer Old Colony Pattern | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
fortapache
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The Old Colony pattern was made from 1935-1938 mostly in pink. It is also known as Lace Edge and Open Lace. The plate is 10&1/2" wide and the saucer is 6" wide. I think this is my favorite pattern so far..
The sherbet dish on the right is an unsolved mystery. I have a feeling it is Anchor Hocking but haven't found a match yet.
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Pretty and may I say, feminine!
I love the holes around the edges.
Thank you very much racer4four.
Thank you very much weirdpuckett.
Thank you aghcollect and Trey.
Thank you very much nutsabotas6.
Good to know, I have some of this too...I find it hard to id the glass and never know where to start. Until now, I'll just keep looking on here! :)
Thank you very much shareurpassion. Try this site.....
http://www.kejabatreasures.com/kejaba-depressionglass.php
Sooo awesome, thank yuo very much apache! Funny thing is I just id' something someone on here was asking about I think it was last month HA! ah, so cool. I did see a couple pieces of mine on here too but wanted to thank you before I started. My friend is bringing a black light and I'm excited to see which, if any, are vaseline...
You're awesome!
Just a note that if it is green it isn't Vaseline. If it is green and glows it would be uranium glass.
I need to get a black light too. It is always fun to ID a piece on your own and get a Mystery Solved.
Thx...I'll make sure I study up on it first so I don't have to turn my foot while it's already in my mouth ;)
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