Hocking Depression Glass Saucer Cirlcle Pattern 1930s | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
fortapache
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This is a piece made by Hocking Glass in the 1930s and is an example of Depression Glass. Most likely this is a saucer although it could be a bread plate.
Thought it may have been Vaseline but as it is clearly green not the case. Still it did not cost much and fits in with my green glass display.
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Thank you very much Glassgaga. I think it is but I don't have a UV light. Green glass usually can go in the Depression glass category but a uranium glass category would be nice.
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I believe this is called block optic. Love it!
Thank you very much robin56. It is very close but Colonial Block doesn't have the rings.
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